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Teach Anything

Teaching at Splash is all about sharing your knowledge and excitement with eager students. The class topic can be anything you think is cool! You design your own class, so it can be a workshop, a lecture, or an activity. The class can be anywhere from 1 to 4 hours long and only has the maximum number of students that you set.

Need Ideas?

Here are some past Splash classes and past course catalogs for inspriation. Our greatest classes come from teachers sharing their passions—anything from 18th century literature to ultimate frisbee. Find something you love, something you care about, and you’ve found a topic to teach.

  • Anime drawing
  • Computer animation
  • Music/instruments
  • Tennis
  • Hands on Chemistry
  • Political Science
  • Sewing & Knitting
  • Pottery
  • Making Perfumes
  • Movie Making
  • Magic & Illusions
  • Cooking
  • Computer Programming
  • Physics
  • Screen printing
  • Candle making
  • Positive Thinking
  • Going Green
  • Poetry in Modern Songs
  • and more…

Once you’ve come up with a great idea and registered the class, we can help you get prepared to teach it! Learn more about our teacher training sessions.

Time Commitment

Teaching at Splash doesn’t have to be a huge time commitment. In addition to your 1-4 hour class, all we ask is a 2 hour teacher training session. Of course you can teach more than one class—it’s up to you! The time required to prepare your class depends a lot on what you are teaching. We’ve found that about 1-4 hours of preparation time is a safe guess. Into free food? You can count another 2 hours for the teacher appreciation dinner after Splash.

The Fine Print

Ok, so you can’t exactly teach anything. Your classes cannot be illegal, nor can you explicitly promote illegal activities (How to Deal Drugs 101). Also, we don’t allow classes that exist to offer a single viewpoint on a sensitive topic (e.g. a pro- or anti-abortion class). You should, however, feel free to explore exciting, if provocative, territory (Why People Deal Drugs 101). In the end, the Splash team must approve all of your classes.

Splash teachers must be at least college freshmen.

Questions? Frequently asked questions or contact us



Last modified by thjazz on May 15, 2012 at 10:57 p.m.