Sentence examples for freelance teaching from inspiring English sources

In April, she was laid off from her freelance teaching job by an international bank (no unemployment for freelancers).

He then returned to Liverpool and, after two years of freelance teaching, won the Nottingham Trent bursary.

Throughout the thirties, forties — and, for that matter, through the early sixties, until he was nearly fifty — Bellow pieced together an income with freelance teaching jobs, freelance writing jobs, grants, fellowships, lectures, and scant advances (which nonetheless left him thousands of dollars in debt to his publisher).

Kaia Monroe, a Brooklyn resident who divides her time between "freelance teaching" and secretarial work at a Manhattan ad agency, used the Web last fall to execute that most difficult of autumnal tricks: finding a place where the leaves were nearly at their multichromatic peak, and where she could enjoy almost complete solitude.

One of the ways we help artists survive is by giving them access to freelance teaching work, but with the current administration putting so little emphasis on art in the curriculum, we're having to work increasingly hard with schools to piggy-back on other subjects and come in through the back door.

Freelance teaching is another option if you want to earn some extra money and have more flexibility.

In 2007, Stan Smith, a retired player and longtime friend, helped Tanner secure freelance jobs teaching tennis at clubs in Vero Beach, but Tanner's financial problems continued.

I was freelancing and teaching at UBC.

He has been heavily criticised for his decision in 2002 to appoint Malcolm Layfield to a top job as head of strings at the RNCM despite being extensively warned that Layfield had a reputation for sleeping with his teenage pupils while teaching freelance at Chetham's and the RNCM in the 1980s and 90s.

The team has already worked for restaurant owners, doing freelance work and teaching them how to update their WordPress websites — in many ways, it's too complicated and cumbersome for these busy people.

In my many years of mentoring new freelance writers and teaching community ed classes at the local college, I've seen it all when it comes to newbie mistakes.