"drawn to teaching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "From a young age, I have been drawn to teaching and making a difference in the lives of my students."
People who are drawn to teaching really like to help people.
After university, casting around for a job that would allow him to write, Almond, to his shock, found himself drawn to teaching.
Many instructors drawn to teaching in prisons said they had grown disillusioned with instructing some of the Lycra-clad urbanites seeking to channel their inner Gumbys and lose weight rather than connect with the more spiritual aspects of the practice.
People who are drawn to teaching RE tend to be attracted to it because they have a religious belief, and all too often their teaching isn't about objectivity, it's about evangelisation.
And if you're drawn to teaching or healing, however loose the role, explore vigorously.
Enthusiastic believers who are drawn to teaching sometimes cannot stop themselves.
Why was I drawn to teach here now at the University of Warwick, and why do I work on my translation of Beowulf from Old English every day?
He mentored quarterback Donovan McNabb and found himself drawn to the teaching end of coaching, same as Uncle Fritz.
Wee A B See itself is an adorable interactive book that uses animals, sounds, and letter drawing practice to teach preschoolers the ABC's.
"She believed [she could win], knew how to cope under extreme pressure, didn't buckle and those are all things we need to use and draw on to teach other athletes".
She was still drawn to teaching and soon there was another consideration: Her first daughter, who was born in 2007.
