Sentence examples for a tutor at a from inspiring English sources

She has landed a $10-an-hour 10-an-hour 10-an-houranhattan elementary school, part of the federal work-study program at N.Y.U.

He plans on pursuing a doctorate after receiving his master's, but expressed frustration that although he volunteers as a tutor at a middle school, he cannot teach there, because he cannot legally work in the United States.

Yoshi, as he called himself, was a tutor at a cram school, and later had an office in Shibuya, the hub of youth culture in the nineties: he had plenty of opportunities to observe the beginning of the love affair between young women and their phones.

When I was still in school, I volunteered as a tutor at a computer school because I thought I should start paying it forward.

Meeting patients was of the highest priority, here illustrated by a tutor at a university hospital: I believe the healthcare personnel know we have other things to do but they probably think, and we as well, that in some ways patients are of the first priority.

Two came from statutory social services (a Children and Families team and a Youth Offending team); one came from a tutor at a further education college; one from a worker at a local youth group; one from a voluntary sector housing organisation; and one referral came directly from the family of a young person with psychosis, who had seen the contact details on the CIEIS website.

Are you a tutor at an agency or self-employed who is noticing an uptick in the number of families coming to you for extra tuition?

If a tutor needs to STUDY before tutoring a student, then the tutor isn't a tutor at all — he's a homework helper and not someone who I can bill out for $150-$150-$200/hr

Gill Hurst, a former journalist, is a tutor at Darlington College.

He then pursued a variety of occupations, including those of a tutor at Yale, a school principal, a Massachusetts legislator, and a chaplain with the Continental Army.

She is a TUTOR at the school and has a suggestion for BURLEY.