Are you interested in teaching for OLLI-UHM?Teach for OLLI OLLI-UHM instructors are passionate community members who enjoy engaging with enthusiastic lifelong learners. Our instructors include university faculty, community experts, professionals, and OLLI members who lead conversations or share a personal passion.
They come from diverse backgrounds—some with Ph.D.s, others with no formal degrees—but all bring rich life and work experience. Many teach topics outside their professional fields, often inspired by long-held or post-retirement interests. At OLLI, it’s common for someone to be a student in one class and an instructor in another. Teaching for OLLI is an opportunity to share knowledge, experience, and curiosity with a community of engaged adult learners. Courses are informal and discussion-oriented, with no grades or exams—just learning for the joy of it. OLLI staff and volunteers support instructors with scheduling, Zoom, classroom logistics, and promotion. If you have an idea for a course, we would love to hear from you. What kinds of courses are offered? OLLI-UHM courses are as diverse as the people who teach them. Recent offerings have included:
The Fall 2026 term runs from September 28 to December 5, 2026. Due to holidays, there are only 9 Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. All 4 Fall holidays are in November. Spring 2027 Teaching Information Each OLLI term spans approximately 10 weeks. Most individual courses run 4–6 weeks, though some are shorter (single-session talks) or longer (up to 10 weeks). The Spring 2027 term runs from February 1 to April 18, 2027. Due to holidays, there are only 9 Mondays and 9 Fridays. There will also be no OLLI courses during the UH Spring Break the week of March 15-19. Courses may be offered:
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