The phrase "house teacher" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a teacher who is responsible for educating and guiding students within a specific group or house in a school or university. Example: The house teacher of Green House is highly respected by the students for her dedication and mentorship.
Two redbrick buildings in the up-and-coming but still gritty South Kensington section of Philadelphia are being converted into apartments and offices intended to house teachers and nonprofit educational organizations in what the developers hope will become a cohesive community.
Now it houses teachers and other non-Indigenous people who work in Aboriginal communities.
Wealthy families have been known to hire freelancers as full-time, in-house teachers to provide daily lessons to a member of the household.
Since assuming its modern form in the 1820's, the field has included makers, dealers, auction houses, teachers, players and individual collectors.
It means having a couple of in-house "teachers" who will compile and document the best internal and external practices, and dispense those on a permanent basis.
The union has argued that many housed teachers ought to be sent back to the classroom because they pose no threat and, in fact, the students need them.
Roger House, 62, teacher, Greece Fantastic result and verdict for the 96 and the surviving family members.
Gary House, head teacher of Lady Hawkins School in Kington, Herefordshire where L/Cpl Thomas was a former head boy, said: "We're very much a family as a school and we feel the loss really deeply".
Fathers are our first teachers and coaches -- or in my house, assistant teachers and assistant coaches -- (laughter) -- to mom.
It will also let us provide housing for teacher workshops and bring in scholars to talk with the teachers".
