Self-enrichment refers to learning for the sake of enjoyment or personal growth. It is a rapidly expanding educational field. Self-enrichment teachers are the persons who deliver the teaching. Classes include anything from music and crafts to family finance, computer skills, and scuba diving. In fact, there's probably a self-improvement class for almost any topic you can think of. 

In contrast to formal education, attendance is generally optional. Classes are typically conducted in the evenings and on weekends. Teachers must be able to communicate clearly, feel at comfortable in front of a class, and convey their material in an engaging manner. They are expected to prepare courses ahead of time and to stay current on their subjects. 

These professors' primary educational prerequisite is expertise in their specialties. Teaching courses dealing with safety issues may necessitate particular certification. The majority of self-enrichment teachers work for public or private educational institutions, such as colleges or school districts. Some work for organisations that provide social aid or leisure and recreation services. 

Jobs are typically part-time and do not provide benefits. Prospects for employment are favourable. People are more interested in learning for self-improvement or simply for the sake of learning.