moonlighting?

[itsaliger]

has anyone ever taught for kaplan or the princeton review? i'm thinking of doing one of these on a very (very) part-time basis in order to earn a little extra cash. i was thinking 4 hours a week, tops. i was wondering if anyone has ever done this, whether it was lucrative, and whether preparation (ie, for classes) took up a lot of time (and if so, were you compensated?)

i think it would actually be a good way to work on my teaching skills, and i think i would actually enjoy it . . .

anyway, if anyone has any experience, please let me know!

s

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[velo]

The first time you teach it the time commitment is pretty significant. But once you already have your lesson plans written out and have a class or two under your belt, its not a lot of work to teach and its good money. I started teaching my senior year when i had some extra time on my hands, and am continuing in med school...at least for M1...