ONLINE WORKSHOP
Adjuncting 101
Your Guide to $10k as an Online Adjunct Professor for Social Workers and Counselors
Replay available | Live training waitlist NOW open
Always thought about teaching a college class but not sure where to start - or want to know more about the commitments first?
You’ve been told you’re great at breaking down complex ideas - therapists love going to you for advice or to consult. And frankly, you love sharing all the real-world knowledge you’ve gained in the field and helping the next generation of mental health professionals.
Maybe even since you were in grad school, you wondered what it would be like to be on the other side of the podium guiding students through lessons and creating innovate (and FUN) assignments.
You’ve Always Wondered What It Would Be Like to Teach…
FROM THE CLINIC TO THE CLASSROOM
Teach 1-2 College Courses on The Side as a Therapist
Adjunct Professor - teaching college courses on the side as a part-time instructor
In “Adjuncting 101”, you’ll plan your path to teaching college courses from landing your dream teaching position (yes, even online) to designing your first class.
We’ll break down down myths about being an adjunct instructor (such as “you can’t make money teaching” or “you need a PhD to teach at a university”) and review the tools you’ll need to thrive teaching part time.
Your path to your first 10k as a part-time instructor
In this 2 hour workshop, I’ll guide you step-by-step to help you:
Understand the time commitments and expectations of an adjunct instructor
Apply for and land your first adjunct position
Design your course to keep students engaged (whether in person or online)
Set up systems that make grading assignments easy for you and effective for students
A WIN FOR YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS
Why teach part-time as a mental health professional?
Gain financial security through an extra income stream that you can do in the evenings and on weekends (And from the comfort of your home)
Keep your supervision and teaching skills sharp even while working in an agency or private practice
Give back to the field - students and programs need instructors like you with real-world clinical experience
Get access to health insurance - yes even while working part-time - at some universities so you can support yourself even when self-employed
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Share your real-world experience in your online classroom
Imagine you get to spend most of your time seeing clients virtually from your cozy home office - and then you get to spend a few hours a week teaching online and keeping your teaching/supervision skills sharp while teaching 1-2 college courses on the side.
As universities finalize their courses for next semester, NOW is the perfect time to apply for an adjunct instructor position aka teaching 1-2 college courses on the side.
Whether you’re looking for an alternative income stream as a counselor or social worker or you’re ready to guide the next generation of mental health professionals, "Adjuncting 101" offers a comprehensive and practical guide to excel in the role of an adjunct professor for social workers and counselors, providing a roadmap to earning up to $10,000 while making a positive impact on your students.
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What therapists are saying about "Adjuncting 101”
Meet Your Professor
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Hi, I'm Dr. Victoria Rodriguez!
Just like you, I always imagined what it would be like on the other side of the podium in the classroom (or in my case, the zoom screen because I love working from home!).
While finishing my PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at the University of New Orleans, I started teaching 1-2 college courses each semester so I could get my feet wet and see if I liked teaching at the college level - but also because I loved sharing all the tips and tricks that had been passed onto me from my professors and mentors.
I’ve been teaching over 5 years now at the same time as building a thriving virtual private practice from my home office. Now, I’m so excited to share with you how you can take all the clinical knowledge you’ve gained over your career and share it with the next generation of counselors and social workers!
Join The Waitlist for Live Training of Adjuncting 101
Let’s get you into the classroom!
Join the waitlist below to be the first in the know when the next live training is in Summer 2026! Summer is the PERFECT time to take this training as universities finalize courses for the fall
2024 Replay Available Until May 2nd
Grab your discount 2-hour replay below before May 2nd. After May 2nd, the price for the 2026 live training and replay goes up.
In this 2 hour workshop, you’ll learn how you can apply your skills and supplement your income as a mental health professional from the clinic to the classroom. We’ll cover exactly what you need to know when applying for an adjunct position, how to design your course, and how to create systems that work for you and your students so that you can be well on your way to earning your first $10,000.
Your Questions Answered:
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Your purchase includes access to a 2 hour online workshop WITH recording available. In this workshop, you’ll learn what it is involved with teaching a college course, how to write a resume or curriculum vitae that reflects the needs of the program for which you are applying, how to design your course to keep students engaged (whether online or in person), and how to balance multiple jobs as a clinician and instructor.
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While I do go over how to apply for and teach an in-person course in this workshop, I have taught primarily online courses while working from home. You can either teach synchronously online (meaning you are meeting regularly over video) or asynchronously (meaning you are creating and guiding students through a self-paced course - no regular meetings required).
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It depends on the university and program - some require a PhD, but so many DO NOT. You can even teach undergraduate courses without a full license. Some community colleges/tech schools only require you to have an undergraduate degree.
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Mental health professionals already have experience leading groups, giving presentations, providing feedback, etc. This workshop reviews how you can showcase your clinical skills in the classroom.