Teaching for RVers and Workcampers...

...teach an adult education class, lead a seminar, work as a substitute teacher, present workshops at campgrounds or RV shows, teach classes in RV park activities programs, work in community schools, or work as a private instructor or tutor.

The information in the teaching section is on several pages. Click on the topics listed to read the articles.

• Working as a Fitness Instructor

• Teach a Class: Promote Yourself...and Get Paid for Doing It!

• Kelly Educational Staffing to Offer Substitute Teacher Staffing to Schools Nationwide
  
  

Teach a Class, Lead a Seminar, Present a Workshop

Put your knowledge and experiences to work helping others to learn. You can teach work skills, a hobby, personal development, or about nearly anything that interests people.

You can teach at campgrounds, as part of their activities programs. You can do this at numerous parks across the country, with a short class, lasting from one to five sessions. Another option is to work at a destination park, leading a seasonal activity with a weekly class. You might teach woodworking, conversational Spanish, or how to design a website.

Community adult education programs need teachers. These are often part of high school, vo-tech, or college programs. They may also be part of a library program. How about a program teaching ethnic cooking, power tools operation (the school provides the equipment), or dancing?

Rallies, conferences, and conventions are always in need of speakers and presenters. While some groups look for volunteers, many pay those who teach.

 

Working RVers and workcampers: Learn About Teaching Adult Education Classes from Someone Who Knows  Click and order the e-book now:  How to Break Into Teaching inn Adult Ed Programs by Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D.

An alternative to volunteer work camping. Working RVers earn money while RVing.