Generally the minimum requirement for teaching any college that I know of is 15 graduate semester hours in a specialized concentration.  18 is the minimum in some other cases but being that it's so competitive out there amongst college instructors you probably won't get terribly far without a masters degree in a specialized area of study, ie not a generalist degree like an MBA.  Also it's worth noting that it's even highly competitive amongst doctorates, so it's a tough road.

To teach online college, you will need a master's degree.  Not only is an associates degree insufficient, but so is a bachelors degree.  With a bechelors degree, you might be able to teach K-12.  If you look around, there are a good number of online high schools popping up.  Try them. 

I know this isn't the news you want to hear, and it may not be fair or reasonable, but you will not find a adjunct instructor position without a Master's, and it will be challenging to find one without a doctorate. 

However, you might look into online training services like computertraining.com.  Since you're certified, then that might be all they need.  Better if you're willing to add more certifications.

Good luck,

-=Steve=-

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donald11:

To teach online college, you will need a master's degree.  Not only is an associates degree insufficient, but so is a bachelors degree.  With a bechelors degree, you might be able to teach K-12.  If you look around, there are a good number of online high schools popping up.  Try them. 

Can you please give names of some of them? I would like to try it.

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