Sentence examples for instructors costs from inspiring English sources

In Tanzania, tuition is often covered by the government but students also had travel and accommodation costs for face to face meetings with instructors, costs to use internet cafes, and costs for printing and photocopying of modules and additional resource materials.

The College had fewer than 20 professors or instructors, cost $179 a year, and can scarce be imagined physically on today's megalopolis campus.

Staff instructors cost less, including: three-day "Mini-School" (half-days), $850-$850-$; two-day "Retreat" (full-days), $600-$600-$1,500

Anyone can stop by and take a low-cost flight: a 20-minute demo flight with a licensed instructor costs $50, and a four-flight package can be purchased for $130 (cash or check only).

He noted that another expert said a poor instructor costs a class $1.4 million in lifetime earnings.

The association's standards limit the use of adjunct instructors, which cost far less than the full-time, tenured professors found at most A.B.A.-approved law schools.

The novice certification package requires six to eight days to earn a rating that allows flying without the supervision of an instructor and costs $1,500.

Recent workshop rates range from $225 to $315, and the optional instructor membership costs $34.95 a month.

The University of Chicago also agreed to provide affiliated schools with books and scientific apparatus and supplies at cost; special instructors and lecturers without cost except travel expenses; and a copy of every book and journal published by the University of Chicago Press at no cost.

Improved Internet technology and the ability to tap of vast pool of educated instructors at low cost are crucial ingredients.

If the instructor finds these costs onerous, then she may be tempted by an alternative: at the beginning of the week, randomly select a single day.