For College Sociology graduates (or those with other useless degrees making them unemployable) who face large student loan bills, here's you solution:

Right, I know, those who can't do - teach! And those who can't teach become substitute teachers, LOL!!!

But most sociology majors go into human resources; some take up counseling; but you're gonna have a tough time luring people to teach in Florida where the governor threatens them with felony prosecution if they should name the wrong book or mention the existence of same sex marriage🤣😂

Boys and girls, as usual the ignoramuses here are unable to debate without direct insults. And I rarely let such an occasion go by without putting them in their place.
I have been a Florida substitute teacher since the year 2000. (I may be older than a lot of school principals.) Because of my experience, I've been offered full time teaching jobs by several really fine schools. (Then again, ALL Florida schools are really fine, compared to those inferior ignoramus mills of the blue states.) I tell them all the same thing: There's NO WAY I'm at all good enough to do the job as a teacher. (By that I mean I don't really care about children that much to go through so much bullshit.)

I don't need the income of a sub, much less that of a teacher. I have another career that pays very well and allows me time. I LIKE substitute teaching and being able to pick and choose the school and grade for the day. I like the idea of being able to take a day off if I don't want to work. (even though I rarely do.)

The teachers at these schools (which are vastly superior to any blue state schools, just look at the Woke idiots at this forum for proof of that) respect me for my abilities and they are happy to see me.

By the way, you can thank the Department of Education for pulling working teachers out of classrooms for bullshit meetings and seminar, creating more sub shifts for me. Schools treat me like a hero for being there.

I'm not as big a hero as the actual Florida teacher and I tell them that. But it's one of the reasons I still work the job. That and the ability to learn more on the job than ANYONE here on the left.

Would we want to give these degenerates the opportunity to poison the minds of our descendants? Working as a garbage collector is more appropriate with mandatory paycheck withholding until student is paid in full. Throw them the bone of making it interest free which if they had brains would have been deductible anyways will make less work for the IRS assuming they actually file tax returns.

With the exception of a couple of states (Minnesota and Rhode Island) where college education is required, you still need to have special certifications, and in just about every state, teaching STEM and other courses, does require STEM (and specialized) education.

But, perhaps you should familiarize yourself with how education works.

Those with student loans qualify for loan forgivness, if they choose teaching, in certain cases.

BTW, a lesson plan, is not a substitute for teacher qualification.

here's a better solution; get a practical technical degree from a community college & get a real job like everyone else... 🤔

If you teach on some locations, it may enable you to qualify for loan forgiveness.

That goes for gender studies too