Using Your Teaching Experience to Create & Sell an Online Course
with Kristin Maahs
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MEET YOUR TEACHER!
Kristin Maahs
I am a course creation specialist & mentor for driven, motivated, and successful entrepreneurs.
After having ten years of teaching experience, a masters in education, spending seven years of growing a business and four years with an online course business, I have seen a large gap in the industry of online courses that promise big results but are not effective. I am on a mission to transform course creators into powerful educators through best learning practices and educational strategies.
MEET YOUR HOST!
Ashley DiMercurio
I am a certified Reading Interventionist, teacher, wife, and mom to two beautiful children living in Vermont. I grew up here and chose to return here to raise my family. We love being outside!
I am a passionate educator and am always looking for creative ways to make learning fun. While I loved being a classroom teacher, I decided I wanted more time with my young children. As they got older, I realized I missed teaching and have fallen in love with tutoring online. It gives me the best of both worlds! I can make authentic connections with students and help them grow as learners, and also be the mom I want to be for my children.
I went to college at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont. I graduated with an associates degree in Early Childhood Education and a bachelors in Elementary Education. I taught in elementary classrooms for 7 years, always with a focus and passion for Reading and Writing. I began teaching online in the summer of 2017 and haven't looked back. I enjoy working 1-1 with my students. It allows me to personalize learning and watch them grow in their skills and confidence.
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