Why not substitute teach? You can do that with an Associates, it just takes a few months for the application process because you have to get finger-printed and all.
An Assoc. degree with at least 60 credits, a Mantoux test, and fingerprint/background check. I think the restriction on it is, you can't substitute for the same class 20 consectutive days without a proper teaching certificate, and the pay depending on the school might only be $60-80.
Mantoux test? What the heck is that? I'm in school to be a teacher and I've never heard of that.
Isn't it similar to a Tuberculosis test? It's a medical thing, not an actual paper test.
Yup. Wikipedia to the rescue:
Ahhh okay. That makes sense.
Yeh, I got the test last year and went through the fingerprinting and all, but the sub thing got crowded out with other stuff, and I didn't end up turning in an application. I might go through with it for the upcoming school year though, since I figure I could still do it while keeping up with real estate.