Join Our Faculty

Share Your Knowledge
Inspire the Future

Become a part of our teaching community. We are looking for passionate professionals ready to shape the next generation of experts.

Interested in becoming an instructor?

The Worcester Night Life program is growing and we are looking for individuals interested in sharing skills learned over years of experience. If you have an idea for a workshop that you are qualified to teach for community members to take for fun and/or professional skills improvement, please reach out to Ruth Seward.

Email: sewardr@worcesterschools.net

Office: 508-751-7612

Cell: 774-437-2788

How to become an instructor

1

Propose a Topic

Send us a brief email with your course idea. It doesn't need to be fully fleshed out yet!

2

Chat with Ruth

A quick phone call to discuss scheduling, pricing, and curriculum needs.

3

Schedule Your Class

We handle the marketing and registration. You just show up and teach.

Propose a Class

Ready to start? Contact our coordinator directly to get the ball rolling.

RS

Ruth Seward

Program Director

Email Ruth Now

Common Questions

Do I need a teaching license?
Not at all! We are looking for experts in their field. Your passion and experience are your qualifications.
How are instructors paid?
Instructors are paid a competitive hourly rate based on the class type and duration. Contact Ruth for specific rates.
What if I've never taught?
That's okay! We help with curriculum planning and classroom management tips to ensure you feel confident.

Why teach with us?

Join a community dedicated to growth, flexibility, and making a real impact in Worcester.

Community Impact

Directly influence local students and build a stronger Worcester through your expertise.

Flexible Schedule

Teach evenings, or online. We work around your existing professional life.

Earn Extra Income

Receive competitive compensation for your time, preparation, and expert knowledge.

Expand Your Reach

Network with other industry professionals and market your skills to a wider audience.