Teaching maths with a chemistry degree

Okayyy I mean it would definitely be possible - there was a maths teacher at my school with a sociology degree and by doing science you’d already have more maths experience than him. As long as schools are desperate enough there is a chance (there is a chronic shortage of maths teachers).
However, you’d be a much better teacher if you were actually doing a maths degree and you’d be far more employable.
Is there any possible way you can do maths? If that’s really what you want to teach surely you should be doing it as a degree anyway?

It will almost certainly be fine - certainly if you have A level Maths. (do you?) They are always crying out for Maths teachers and loads of them don't have Maths degrees. The previous head of Maths where I work had a Biology degree and she was fine teaching Further maths at A level. I'm sad to say i know non-specialists with Bs and Cs at GCSE who get roped into teaching Year 7 and Year 8 Maths as schools are short on Maths teachers.

I won’t get into a maths degree with my access course unfortunately, and I’m not 100% sure how well I’d do at degree level. I guess I could always try teaching chemistry see how I get on and if it’s awful I could try and shift over to the maths department haha