"Let's face it - times are tough. Education isn't funded well and the cost of living is getting out of hand for all of us,
especially if you want to have children and time to nurture them.

No doubt an extra £500 - £5,000 a month would be life changing.
It could pay off your house, your monthly energy bill or even become your main source of income, freeing you from any one location or pay cheque.

But perhaps you don't see yourself as a 'business person'. Languages teachers are usually drawn to the profession for it's stability, it's human connection and for a feeling of service. But, I've come to tell you that without a certain set of skills, this career of yours can be cut short or even taken away completely.

Take it from me, I was stripped of my job as a teacher very suddenly.
My wife fell incredibly sick and was taken into a ward due to anorexia and I was left to care for our first born who was 2 at the time.

I was forced into a world where I had to earn money, serve students and achieve some stability for my wife and son.

It was awful at first. I had no idea what I was doing. Without the skills I have now, I spent that first summer without socks... It sounds silly, I know. But I genuinely had to choose between buying nappies for my son and buying socks.

Regardless of your situation, it is wise to make yourself stronger and more independent through