Sentence examples similar to in house lessons from inspiring English sources

At the Hamden-North Haven Y.M.C.A., backyard lessons cost $55 a child, compared with up to $75 for in-house lessons.

The interviews covered reasons for establishing NGS testing within a health system (as opposed to using a reference laboratory), the process for making such a decision, barriers to bringing such testing in-house, lessons learned, and key drivers of success.

The in-house crochet lessons started in 2015 as an idea by Igor Rocha, the director of the prison's educational programs.

It creates some lessons in-house, but also works with publishing partners to offer lessons exclusively designed for the Nearpod platform.

Its pedagogical content is created by a team of teachers and education professionals, also in-house, while the online lessons are given by teachers from private tutorial colleges, who appear in the videos as disembodied voices, speaking over handwritten notes on black backgrounds, and using cursors to emphasise points, or indicate aspects of images.

Codecademy originally started off with a batch of lessons created in-house, but it's just started to roll out user-submitted lessons as well.

Wealthy families have been known to hire freelancers as full-time, in-house teachers to provide daily lessons to a member of the household.

All of the lessons created in-house by NextLesson are free and teachers get a $5 credit for signing up.

Also, they offer no in-house service department, and no lesson studios, either.

To date that hasn't been possible — all lessons on Codecademy were written in-house, or by special guest contributors.

Some studios even invest in in-house beauty salons and fitness gyms, while most provide the girls with English lessons.