A couple shots of Jack Daniels could do the trick.

Just a few questions.

• Do you have broker license?
• How long have you been in real estate?
• Other than running office meetings in your office what experience do you have as a teacher/instructor?

Surf the web for online real estate schools in your state.  Find out what others are doing, what courses/classes are available.  Take some sample courses.

Also... Government.   Find out what your State may require in the way of a license.  Does your coursework have to be approved by your State? 

If you do decide to teach, please do not direct your students to ask questions on the Active Rain Q&A section.  And I say go for it, you say its your dream so give it a try, what have you got to lose?

Good Luck.

Check with your State Real Estate Commission and see what the requirements are for becoming an instructor.  Then start working your way in that direction.

Follow your dreams... only you can stop yourself from doing so.

Go for it.  If you can do a sales meeting you can do it.

Talk to your state association. There are schools for this and even without that if you have expertise and fresh ideas you should go forward with this.

Put legs on that dream.  PUT LEGS ON THAT DREAM.  Put legs on that dream

Dan Lopez Check with your real estate board for getting an instructors license. After getting your license talk with your local real estate school. In my area real estate companies are giving classes. Check with them too. 

When I first got into teaching, a local real estate school needed instructors. I started teaching the principles class and went on to teach CE, Broker classes and post education classes.

If you are comfortable running sales meetings, you should be comfortable in front of a class. Know your material inside and out, and you shouldn't have any problems.

Maybe reach out to our friend Anna Banana Kruchten .  She teaches real estate classes in the Phoenix area.  She could possibly guide you in the right direction.

Toastmasters ... helps with confidence and speaking.  The more we do things the more comfortable we become in our own skin.

Teaching is a skill. People have different ways of learning. 

You don't have to have experience to teach ... you just need to know what you are teaching. 

I have been tossing the same idea around in my head for a few years. 

In NJ, one needs a broker license first and then there is a separate course/assessment to pass.  

As you move toward your goal, get some more instructors experience. Run sales meetings in your office, offer to serve on the board of your networking group (BNI?) or a local service organization (Rotary?), mentor new licensees.

What John Bear said...

Go for your dream. You will be able to polish your speaking skills with experience.

Dan Lopez - if you have passion for teaching, I am sure you'll be able to do it!

Good Luck!

I think that introverts make great teachers, generally stick to the topics and have less sidetracks.

Just go for it.

Being an instructor is much like running a good meeting. Practice makes you better. Take a Train the Trainer class as it will be very helpful and help you understand the different ways people learn. Go for it.

Some very good suggestions already.  Here's mine.

Find a very popular teacher (of anything, but of Real Estate if you can) and study them in a few classes.  What do they do that works?  And what can they tell you about how to get started, since they know that business?

I would suggest joining a toast masters club to see how you do with that first.

Suggest you open a license training program start at your office.  It generates revenue so your broker is opt to accept the idea.

Our state does a great job of training instructors. See what your state requires, and what kind of programs are available. Find one that seems like a good fit for you. Good luck. 

If you meet the experience and licensing requirements, talk with some RE instructors in your area and ask their suggestions.

If you want to do it then you should Dan Lopez I encourage you.

Just do it. Do not wait. If it is something you feel passionate about and think you can make a good instructor, do it. Good luck! 

interview with some real estate licensing companies..... 

I think if you love your job and have a passion for it, you could absolutely become an Instructor Dan Lopez!  Just because you are an introvert, does not mean you cannot do this, and you will learn more (about yourself) since some skills are 'learned', as every instructor, who is great, is not an extrovert.  I think it sounds like a wonderful adventure, and if you are interested, why not pursue it!!  Let us know how 'things' go . . . 

YOu need to pay close attention to hwo instructors operate and then pick a subject no one is teaching and make a course and submit it to your state for approval

Are you wanting to create online courses or do live sessions?   Belinda Spillman had a good suggestion.  

Toastmasters.  As silly as it sounds, it should help with the introvert.  Especially if you have to give a speech on a topic, like a training, you can practice "teaching" there.

Lots of great advice for your here Dan Lopez; you will be great at it!

I would encourage you to apply for a position at local real estate school. Start with one class.

Join Toastmasters and learn to relax. You have somethng to offer and students are anxious to listen!

Dan as long as you have the knowledge to share and can shake stage fright go for it! What is the worst that can happen? You bomb? So what, get up and try it again or move on. You have the movie star looks for the job which is a great start! Good luck.

So you want to be a real estate school instructor.

Why?

I'm serious. Is the goal to open the gate wider for the naive to enter a well established Failure System?

What can you do, as an educator to BREAK the Failure System?

Now, if you had an 'interruption' response rather than a perpetuation response,  you have the vision and passion to be a real transformation teacher of those who are following a dream they do not understand.

You have been in this business long enough to have observed the problem and to understand existing real estate schools mission will not address this issue.

Do Not set your goals to be a real estate school instructor, there are plenty of those, but be a Failure System interrupter. Now that is something worthy of your commitment, time and passion.

Not a bad objective for a broker to find and motivate agents who see the light. Empire building. You'll need a bigger team.

Take some public spesaking classes

Develop a business plan.

Taking some courses on teaching, maybe at your community college.

A good instructor can get people off to a really good start in this business,, and there are not many out there.  I'd say go for it!  You have a great smile.  That helps. 

I am a retired pre-licensing instructor for state of Illinois..still a broker & working. Contact your state, you will need to take the instructor's test & must be a broker also. Or contact a real estate school & consider working with them. Good luck & study hard for the test!

Follow your dream but always have a back-up plan in place.

No idea.