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Promote your business and get paid for doing it


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Cathy Goodwin
cathymovinglady.com

Make your move to career freedom
http://www.movinglady.com


How can you gain credibility and exposure for you and your

business, reach a motivated audience, develop a far-flung

network, hone your presentation skills -- and

get paid to do it?

Many writers, artists, speakers and entrepreneurs have found

an answer: they teach classes in adult education programs.



Adult education is big business. In the new century, "change"

is a hot topic and learning is no longer confined to traditional

degree programs.



As people want to grow their careers and enrich their lives,

specialized programs have evolved to reach this market.

Some teaching venues require at least a master's degree.

Others allow you to share your unique skills, from designing

brochures to tarot reading. Temple University's continuing education

program has offered a half-day class taught by a cleaning lady.

The subject? Speed cleaning.



If a target market exists for your business or if you have

knowledge that people can use on the job, chances are a

target market exists for you in the world of adult education.

By entering this world, you can demonstrate your skills

to a receptive audience, meet some terrific people, learn

more than you expected and even have some fun.



Teaching requires more than a good speaking voice and a

knowledge-filled brain. Every minute you are in the

classroom, you are marketing yourself to your students.

You must keep students involved for up to eight hours.

Since the average adult attention span is about fifteen

minutes, you have to design exercises, activities and

questions. You have to deal with the unexpected. Students

will arrive late, ask off-the-wall questions and challenge

your expertise. Occasionally, students will be rude,

insulting or even abusive.



Most people who teach find themselves exhausted after even

a short class, yet also exhilarated. Teaching can be a high

when everything goes well. The secret of successful part-

time teaching is to identify your purpose in teaching and

fine-tune your skills to your target market. You want to

reach students who are also potential customers. If a school

features astrology and visualization, your course on finding

the lowest mortgage rate won't fit, unless you suggest

people consult the stars to meet their financial goals.



People who have added teaching to their promotional

toolkit report finding success and fun along the way. One

public relations consultant gets forty percent of her clients

from adult education classes. A writer has developed a second

stream of income and a never-ending source of ideas.

The opportunities are available to almost anyone, anywhere.





Cathy Goodwin, PhD,

http://www.movinglady.com/adult_education.html

Free Career Freedom Ezine mailto:subscribemovinglady.com





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