How to become a homeschool teacher?

North Dakota, Ohio, and Washington allow parents to homeschool under the supervision of a qualified person (a certified teacher or, in the case of Ohio, an individual with a bachelor’s degree). Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington allow superintendents to waive the standard educational requirements at their discretion. read more

To become a homeschool tutor, start by completing the legal requirements for the position. Then, market your tutoring services so you can get your homeschool tutoring business going. Make sure you adapt and respond to the needs of your students to work well with them as their tutor. read more

When you begin your own homeschool journey, start with a goal in mind. But rather than set a goal that is simply based on what you want to accomplish, define the kind of teacher you want to be. And keep that goal in mind as you meet the challenges of the day-to-day. read more