I got a job offer to teach networking

[Bibby]

For vocational programs that have an undergraduate degree as a terminal degree or don't really have a terminal degree at all, one can find people with just a bachelor's degree teaching courses at a community college.

That's interesting. I didn't know that. Years ago, back when my college was still a community college, pretty much every instructor had a master's degree. The only one who didn't was, in my opinion, the best professor I've ever had. However, she was an exceptionally talented person who had a lot of previous experience. (It's also worth noting that she has a master's now and is studying for her doctorate.)

Here is an interesting quote from one of my former coworkers who had a bachelor's degree and was hired to teach CJ courses at the NA for-profit. "I'm not qualified to teach college courses."

That's basically the way I feel, too. I know I could teach this class, but my bachelor's degree is in IT, not networking. The idea of actually teaching a class is still a bit scary to me, especially in a subject that I don't feel fully qualified to teach. That said, I have a feeling that some of these nationally-accredited colleges are hiring people far less qualified than I am.