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The phrase "a teacher at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to specify someone's occupation and the institution where they work.
Example: "She is a teacher at the local high school, where she inspires her students every day."
Alternatives: "an educator at" or "a faculty member at".
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"I'm a teacher at heart," he said.
I became a teacher at 35.
Weren't you a teacher at one stage?
It was a teacher at her school.
I was a teacher at a good university.
The woman was a teacher at a local technical college.
She became a teacher at a secondary school.
His ex-wife was also a teacher at the school.
Briefly describes his work as a teacher at Columbia.
He had been a teacher at Simon's school.
I'm a teacher at Brooklyn College, in the theatre department.
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