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[logicallypositive]

Hey everyone, I'm a new guy here. Names Justin, if you were at Porc Fest I probably met you at some point. Anyways I am soon to graduate college with a BA degree in Pure Mathematics and a minor in Philosophy. I was thinking about things I could do for work, and one of my ideas was to teach home school students who are interested in mathematics and philosophy. So I was wondering about getting jobs tutoring or something along those lines. Is there some where I can go to teach this as a job or something along those lines? I don't have an education degree so I don't think I could teach in a public school but I have issues with the way mathematics is taught there. I feel like if I were able to teach a student who is naturally interested in mathematics, I could get them to really enjoy and take a good interest in the topic, as opposed to trying to teach them how to pass a standardized test. Anyways yeah any information on this would be greatly appreciated.

[Liberty603]

Welcome! 

I don't have any inside info, but you might check out the Informal University and New Hampshire Homeschooling Coalition.

It's also worth noting that you can teach in a private school in NH without being a certified teacher. Might be something to consider, depending on your situation.