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The phrase "a former teacher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who previously held the position of a teacher but is no longer in that role.
Example: "She often shares her insights on education, drawing from her experience as a former teacher."
Alternatives: "an ex-teacher" or "a past educator."
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'He was delightful,' a former teacher says.
She was a former teacher.
I'm a former teacher, a former prosecutor.
His mother is a former teacher.
One of the esoterics is a former teacher named Jean.
"I support your strike as a former teacher.
A former teacher described Fields as a Nazi sympathizer.
A former teacher said Fields sympathized with Nazi views.
"She was outstanding," said Hans-Ulrich Beeskow, a former teacher.
I'm a former teacher in a comprehensive high school.
Like José Mourinho, Herdman is a former teacher.
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