Keep chasing your dreams! There are ways to teach from home if you are okay with teaching online. Not all of the online programs require degrees. A lot of the sites used to help Asian students learn English do not require a degree. Here is a link to a list you can check: https://theworkathomewife.com/teach-english-online/ It has info for 20 online companies. They would all probably be part-time with inconsistent hours, but they could be fun to try out.
When I was a child, I wanted to be a professional ballerina, save up to open my own dance studio, and then become the owner/dance teacher. I worked towards that dream until I broke my foot my freshman year of college and could no longer graduate on time as a dance education major (My parents controlled my finances back then. They would not let me attend a university unless I graduated on time, despite my use of scholarships to pay about 80% of the tuition). However, changing my major and taking a different path due to my injury was the best decision I ever made. I am much happier with blogging, writing poetry, tutoring kids at a home for abused and neglected children, and pet-sitting than I would have been as a dancer. Ironically, none of my jobs are directly related to the major I graduated with, theatre education.
I danced because it was fun. Everything I do now provides me with purpose and passion. I was out of college for two years before I found the careers that set my soul on fire.
Never give up. It is never too late to fight for your professional happiness and achieve your goals.
