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Discover LudwigThe phrase "got into teaching" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that someone has started doing or pursuing a career in teaching. Example: After working in the corporate world for several years, Jane realized her true passion was education and decided to get into teaching.
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Like most others I encountered there, Scheiner said that she got into teaching because she "loves children".
Teacher 1: I only got into teaching for the money.
"When I got into teaching I didn't feel there was as much teacher bashing," he said.
I really wanted to teach youth Afrofuturism, and then got into teaching because I really loved education, teaching, and co-creating.
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It took me ages to get into teaching.
"This is the kind of kid you get into teaching for," Val tells his colleague Ellie Milford, who calls him Don Quixote for his trouble.
"Most people I've found who get into teaching wanted to make a difference in peoples lives, and one of the things that I think is terrific about these environments is the ability for great teachers to be able to use these platforms to exponentially grow their impact".
Thuringia: Because of a teacher surplus, Thuringia does not offer programs for academics to get into teaching.
Get into teaching A PGCE course lasts a year full-time, and costs vary.
You can't get into teaching in a Japanese university now without a masters or equivalent".
Sam is now in South Korea on a teaching placement and plans to get into teaching on his return to the UK.
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