"experienced instructor" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who has a significant amount of knowledge and skill in a particular subject and is skilled at teaching it to others. Example: "The company hires only experienced instructors to ensure the highest quality of education for their students."
An experienced instructor involved in directing an SAS test march in which three candidates fell sick in searing temperatures and died has admitted he was not aware of official guidance that an exercise should be halted if a participant suffered a heat illness.
An experienced instructor provided the practices during the course with all information about Zorgdraad.
An experienced instructor led the sessions, which emphasized asanas (postures) and vinyasa (exercises).
Pointe dancing should only be attempted with the permission of a fully experienced instructor.
If you are not familiar with any of the terms or procedures in this article please consult a Luthier[2], experienced instructor or a trained sales person to assist or inform you.
However, we have no way of separating the effect of overall teaching experience and experience with active learning, as we did not have an experienced instructor in our study who was new to active learning.
Several studies have shown that teachers just beginning their careers are more likely to struggle than more experienced instructors.
BB Divers (full-day snorkelling with lunch £18, full-day diving with lunch £55) has experienced instructors and guides.
Experienced instructors are on hand to teach skills and assist in solving particular climbing routes.
B1 Plan to Aid Worst Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy announced a plan to lure experienced instructors from private and parochial schools into the poorest public schools by raising starting pay.
Ayo Beneth, a Latvian national now fighting in a rebel artillery division, said that new and "very experienced" instructors had appeared since February.
