Sentence examples for chance of teaching from inspiring English sources

A Spaniard who speaks no Catalan has almost no chance of teaching at a university in Barcelona.

Officials hope that students returning with fresh ideas picked up abroad will raise standards in their home universities too.Foreign universities and governments are leaping at the chance of teaching Brazilian students.

More graduates may be willing to pass up tempting salaries elsewhere for the chance of teaching something really interesting.Language teachers might also take a leaf from the further-maths textbook.

By learning these 4 steps, you have a chance of teaching yourself, through positive reinforcement and mastering goals, to truly love exercise.

"If I had the chance to do it all again, I'd still come to Crewe, just for the chance of being taught how to play football and the experience of working with Dario Gradi.

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"And it's a shame we don't have more of a chance to teach them about it".

One of the major complaints from primary schools about the February draft was that it denied them the chance to teach some of the more popular units from curriculum 2000, in particular the Victorians and the second world war.

As a transplant from the East Coast to Salinas, I felt privileged when I had a chance to teach "The Grapes of Wrath" and "Of Mice and Men" to third-generation Hispanic high school students in the same school system that served John Steinbeck so well.

The author chanced to notice it and observed its way of teaching from the perspective of a sensitive university teacher.

He graduated in 1992 and 6 years later, got his chance to teach these principles of efficient coding to scientists and engineers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.