The phrase "availability of the teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of teachers for a specific purpose, such as scheduling or support.
Example: "The availability of the teachers will determine the timing of the tutoring sessions."
Alternatives: "teachers' availability" or "accessibility of the teachers".
These include the availability of teachers; the accessibility, capacity and availability of resources for school transport; and the lack of equipment and teaching materials.
We recruited 64 general practices in the south and west of England in two centres (Southampton and Bristol) on the basis of geographical availability of teachers of the Alexander technique and massage therapists; 152 teachers and therapists agreed to participate.
Mr. Klein said his staff would closely monitor the availability of teachers in the pool and could lift the ban if, say, there were not enough teachers there who specialized in science or special education.
Though the subject of improving education in the region could keep conference organisers in business for years, the overwhelming problem outlined in the report is simple: the availability of teachers and the quality of teaching.
"The previous changes to supply teacher pay and conditions clearly have had a detrimental impact on the availability of supply teachers, a vital part of the education service, and the issue needs to be revisited," he said.
Children need to be persuaded to do it and you need the availability of capable teachers at all levels – primary, secondary and university – to develop positive reinforcement in the availability of teachers and the interest of teachers".
The ACES scan is recognized internationally and was chosen ahead of other goal-directed scans due to local availability of certified teachers through the Emergency Critical Care Ultrasound course.
The study revealed a host of problems that included long delays in evaluating textbook bids, shortages in the availability of textbooks, teachers' guides and reading materials, particularly in Kinyarwanda, and most importantly, lack of information about what exactly is needed in the classroom.
The program will begin with about 50 Arab teachers, and could expand depending upon its success and the availability of teachers, said Shlomo Alon, the ministry's chief supervisor for Arabic language.
Given the reduction in the number of teachers employed statewide over the last several years and the availability of teachers with experience, let's put that figure at an even $50,000 per teacher per year.
