Have You Considered Getting a Teaching Degree?

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of USC. All opinions are 100% mine.

With all the hands-on experience you're currently acquiring homeschooling your children, have you considered where you might apply that knowledge once they're out of the nest? Maybe you could earn a teaching degree through a prestigious university online, giving you a path for success outside the home when your current season is over? Especially if you're children are currently in high school. You could  potentially all finish school together!

Have you ever thought about teaching outside the home? You might have a special gift with children, a knack for providing instruction and guidance, and when your kid's head off to college, you might find a lot of satisfaction in pursuing a career... it's never too late you know. 

If you're an aspiring teacher and have an undergrad degree... consider The USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC where you can earn a Master of Arts in education from the comfort of home, while your children complete their independent homework assignments.You'll have the opportunity to combine your interactive online coursework with field-based experiences, making this the perfect degree program for a mom.

Here's something to think about... your kids and you could be doing your homework together. They'll witness mom working hard towards a secure and rewarding future, reaching for her goals and ambitions, all while witnessing a high work-ethic. There's really no better way to teach work-ethic than by example.Am I right?

You might be surprised to learn that the USC offers an accelerated program that could have you with degree in hand in as little as 12 months... they also offer tuition reimbursement and scholarships for those who qualify. If this sounds like something you might be interested in learning more about, you should seek out program information from USC today.Who knows... this might be the perfect fit for you!

Oh, and if you're into hearing first hand accounts from students in the program, you'll be thrilled to learn that there's a MAT@USC blog where you can read what actual students are saying about their USC experience!