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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aspiring teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are in the process of becoming teachers or who have the ambition to teach.
Example: "The conference was designed to provide resources and support for aspiring teachers looking to enhance their skills."
Alternatives: "future educators" or "teacher candidates".
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In the United States, we have weaker requirements for aspiring teachers, and the result is apparent.
Residencies allow aspiring teachers to spend a year working alongside an experienced mentor before becoming full-time teachers of record.
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) can be gained on some undergraduate programmes or on postgraduate training schemes – but aspiring teachers commonly gain the Postgraduate Certificate of Education PGCEEducation PGCE
The final count is in: 7,874 aspiring teachers applied to be New York City teaching fellows in 2001-02, the second year of the alternative certification program.
Aspiring teachers usually learn these things at a far more leisurely pace, starting in undergraduate education courses and wending their way through two-year master's degree programs.
The money will underwrite reading programs in kindergarten through third grade, as well as intensive training in reading education for aspiring teachers and parents.
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The numeracy test has also been a stumbling block for Katherine Shaw*, another aspiring teacher.
"What I like up here is everything," said Jody, an A student and aspiring teacher, who admits to struggling with math.
In many aspects, though, Gallery still thinks of himself as that regular kid from an Iowa farm, an aspiring teacher who drives a big, old, comfortable car.
History geek, aspiring teacher and obsessed by cute things.
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