As a Latin teacher, your job is to teach students how to speak, read, and write in Latin. This includes helping students become fluent enough to understand complex sentences and ideas, studying the classics, and encouraging interest in the language. Like most language teachers, your daily responsibilities vary based on the age and experience of your class. Many school districts aim to teach Latin as early as elementary school, and teaching a class of children is entirely different from teaching a class of college students. Common aspects of this job include creating tests, deciding which vocabulary words to teach in daily skills lessons, explaining the grammatical structure of Latin, and showcasing historic works.