Sentence examples for competitive lecturers from inspiring English sources
Academic pay Salaries are competitive: lecturers are able to earn around £30,000, with senior lecturers at around £37,000.
French higher education divides universities (non-selective) from grandes écoles (highly competitive); encourages uniformity (university lecturers are civil servants); and forbids university tuition fees.
The better schools in the UK are going to have to follow suit if they want to maintain their competitive edge by drawing in lecturers from the City or the upper levels of industry, Scarbrough believes.
Lecturers have abandoned the lecture halls.
Within biomedical research, fresh-faced PhD graduates are confronted with highly competitive fellowships and then few mid-career or lecturer opportunities.
Students within the sample also reported that academic dishonesty could be justified in certain situations including: when there are parental pressures to do well; to remain academically competitive with others students; and excessive workload or assessment standards set by lecturers and tutors.
I thought that I might be more competitive if I could obtain a nice grant to begin a program or support some research.Currently, I am a lecturer.
Live briefs, placement opportunities and guest lecturers ensure that graduates leave with the industry insight needed to compete in professional Photography sectors.' "Photography is an incredibly competitive discipline.
Or ship cruise lecturers.
All lecturers are civil servants.
