So I've been thinking about this a lot recently. I'm a software engineer with a degree in computer science (I'm from the UK). There's no way I'd be able to do it full time, and considering the money I make now is far greater than I could ever hope for teaching it doesn't really make sense to go for it.

What I'd really love, is to have some avenue in which I could teach maybe one day a week? I've taught relatives and friends to code, helped kids with their maths homework, that sort of thing. I'm good with maths and science - would feel comfortable teaching A-Level maths, physics, computing/comp sci. (Not sure of the US equivalent, but exams we take before going to university)

I can't really take any time out of work to get qualifications, but I also don't really intend to make any money out of it. I thought about tutoring, but not really sure how one goes about such things.
In general I feel I'm pretty good at explaining concepts, helping people understand things and working through problems with people, but extending this into lesson plans/working towards passing exams I'd be not so confident about right now.
user
I'm a software engineer with a degree in computer science, what do I do to get into teaching? EDIT:
assistant
So I've been thinking about this a lot recently. I'm a software engineer with a degree in computer science (I'm from the UK). There's no way I'd be able to do it full time, and considering the money I make now is far greater than I could ever hope for teaching it doesn't really make sense to go for it.

What I'd really love, is to have some avenue in which I could teach maybe one day a week? I've taught relatives and friends to code, helped kids with their maths homework, that sort of thing. I'm good with maths and science - would feel comfortable teaching A-Level maths, physics, computing/comp sci. (Not sure of the US equivalent, but exams we take before going to university)

I can't really take any time out of work to get qualifications, but I also don't really intend to make any money out of it. I thought about tutoring, but not really sure how one goes about such things.
In general I feel I'm pretty good at explaining concepts, helping people understand things and working through problems with people, but extending this into lesson plans/working towards passing exams I'd be not so confident about right now.
user
I want to teach maths/science, but I know I'd have to work for it. Any suggestions on any way
assistant