Top 5 Ways for Busy Teachers to Make Some Extra Money

TOP 5 WAYS FOR BUSY TEACHERS TO MAKE SOME EXTRA A MONEY 2MUNE If you are good at your job as a teacher, it's only natural to use the skills earned by hard work to get extra income through a similar but still a slightly different job, right? - SO, WHAT CAN YOU ACTUALLY DO? ~ 12345 CREATE SELL ONLINE EXAMS ONLINE A BOOK AN APP TEACH MARK WRITE Needs teaching experi- ence, solid computer skills & excellent communication with students to make sure they understand what you want them to do. Go solo or become part of an online teaching organization. Check the exam bodies operating in your region. Additional training by post or online will be required. There are educational websites where you can upload and sell your lesson plans, Power Point presentations, printables & other ideas. Sign up, upload and set the price! Don't forget to read their copyright policy, though. You are an educator with a specific skill set and experience level, so share it! Your market is all those educators out there looking to improve their teaching, and there are many of us looking to do just that. Now, with i0S, Amazon and Android apps, the market is wide-open for products developed by real educators. Who else can make a worthy educational application if not a teacher? Just get your idea and get busy! However, it can result in decent extra money and interesting experience. AT LEAST 41% OF TEACHERS MOONLIGHT (HAVE SECOND JOBS) WHY2 BECAUSE THEIR AVERAGE WEEKLY PAY IS ABOUT 12% BELOW THAT OF WORKERS WITH SIMILAR EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE. BUT: RUT- THEIR MOONLIGHTING RATES ARE 4 TIMES HIGHER THAN THOSE OF OTHER FULL-TIME, COLLEGE EDUCATED SALARIED WORKERS. HOW DO THEY DO IT? TOP 6 SOURCES OF MOONLIGHTING 1. TUTORING 2. TEACHING IN SUMMER SCHOOLS/SUMMER CAMPS 3. WORKING IN CATERING (WAITERS, BARTENDERS) 4. FREELANCE PROOFREADING AND TRANSLATING 5. TEACHING FITNESS AND SPORTS CLASSES 6. SELLING COSMETICS/JEWELRY/WHAT NOT BEWARE OF THE OTHER SIDE OF JUGGLING THE SECOND JOB: -POLICIES- -HEALTH- -PERFORMANCE- -TAXES- POLICIES ON MOONLIGHTING VARY. SOME PLACES DO NOT ALLOW THAT OR HAVE WRIT- TEN GUIDELINES. OTHERS MERELY ADVISE TEACHERS TO ENSURE ANY OUTSIDE WORK DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH THEIR SCHOOL DUTIES A STUDY IN TEXAS FOUND THAT ALL THE TEACHERS INTERVIEWED REPORTED THAT MOONLIGHTING HAD A NEGATIVE EFFECT ON THEIR HEALTH. THE MAJORITY EDUCATORS BELIEVE THAT MOONLIGHT- ING IS DETRIMENTAL TO THEIR WORK IN THE CLASS- ROOM. WHAT ABOUT YOUR CLASSROOM? YOU COULD GET YOURSELF INTO A LOT OF TROUBLE FROM THE TAXMAN IF YOU FAIL TO CALCULATE AND PAY YOUR TAXES CORRECTLY. CHECK YOUR COUNTRY'S POLICY. brought to you by: Teacher Busy .org