This Hybrid class teaches students how to create and teach local classes. Currently, only U.S. residents may create local Skillshare classes. All are welcome to participate and learn, though.
To get an idea of the types of classes that get featured on Skillshare, check out this article here.
Skills You’ll Learn
Learn how to turn your lifelong passion, geeky hobby or wealth of knowledge into a successful and engaging Skillshare class of your own. As the Head of Community at Skillshare I’ve taught over 415 students in NYC to date how to do just that.
With my guidance, you’ll leave this class with your Skillshare class listing posted...and ready to be featured on our Learn page for everyone to see - an honor not all classes receive. You'll also have a creative, hands-on lesson plan queued up to ensure your students have a great learning experience.
Your project - a featured class listing and complete lesson plan - will be done collaboratively. Expect to get and give plenty of feedback! You’ll share your progress with each other in the online Classroom, and you can expect members of the Skillshare Teacher Education team to hop in and help, too.
Award
We’ll choose the best new classes to feature on the Skillshare Learn Page.
Time Commitment
Feel free to move at your own pace. I recommend setting aside 1 hour per week to successfully complete the class.
Team & Community Builder
Spent 4 years on the Teach For America recruitment team working to eliminate educational inequity, now bringing the education revolution as the Skillshare Community Director. Has taught over 400 happy students on everything from how to teach a class to how to tell your story to the basics of communi... view full bio
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