Sentence examples for going into teaching from inspiring English sources

He attended Dartmouth College and Cornell before going into teaching.

Scherbarth had considered going into teaching out of college, but she didn't feel ready to lead a class.

During the 1973-90 Pinochet dictatorship teachers' wages dropped sharply, resulting in a fall in quality among those going into teaching.

The commissioner was 69 years old and had served five years, and he said he was looking forward to going into teaching.

Even going into teaching — hyped a year ago as the most acceptable Plan B for high achievers turned off by (or turned away from) Wall Street — has become much tougher, as school districts have been devastated by budget cuts.

We will fight for you if you get in trouble.' But a lot of people say, 'I never get in trouble.'" John Havlicek, a Spanish teacher who is head of the La Crosse Education Association, said Act 10 has increased teachers' workloads, caused turnover to soar and discouraged people from going into teaching.

I still feel I could go into teaching.

They were both teachers and warned her not, in any circumstances, to go into teaching.

On receiving his bachelor's degree, Geisel thought he might like to go into teaching.

The race-baiting element of teacher bashing has subsided over the years, as many nonwhites have gone into teaching.

Don Dupont decided to go into teaching around 1970, after much of his live television work became scarce.