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Maybe nudge @user80483 @skydancer @dancing james
I know @user80483 uses breakfast and after school clubs tacked on to make the day a little longer so it can all fit and work. Plenty of instructors just do school hours but they need to hope the provider(s) in the area nearest home will be accommodating as travelling way out of the area racks up the hours and might not leave many for teaching.
Be realistic about what it's costing you to take the 4 day training and get all the things together that you need to start teaching(insurance, DBS, first aid, safeguarding training and so on). Don't skimp on your 4 day training, it can't be stressed enough that getting that right is a good foundation for everything that follows.
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@mashton
This is so inspiring.
I am looking for a new career in the next year or so as my time as a full time parent comes to a close.
I would love to hear anything about how viable it is to instruct around school run times? I suppose that it depends on which kind of organisations I would end up working for?
Is there any kind of instructing social event ever that I could pop along to and pick all of your collective brains?
Also, congratulations @MetalMelly!