Sentence examples for lecturer qualification from inspiring English sources

There are flaws in regard to curriculum development, lecturer qualification and CIPE training evaluation.

I presume that many of them are following with great interest the discussion about the abolition of the Habilitation in Germany (university teaching qualification for lecturers).

He claimed the existing qualification meant university lecturers and businesses were "less confident" in school-leavers' "skills for the modern workplace and knowledge for advanced study", with coursework "undermining the credibility of exams".

After failing in three years to be promoted from assistant teacher to teacher, he resigned and received his habilitation (qualification as a university lecturer) at the University of Bonn.

Several studies - including separate surveys by The Student Room [pdf] and by HEPI/HEA [pdf] - have suggested that students value lecturers having some form of teaching qualification.

Clearly his words fell on deaf ears, as in August the government removed the requirement for lecturers to have teaching qualifications, in effect dismantling almost a decade of work – started under the last Labour government – to improve teaching standards and put further education lecturers on a par with school teachers.

Their qualifications go right up to university lecturer level.

I am first going to describe and compare the different qualifications in the U.K. I will then relate the story of a lecturer who was able to break into the field and then gain a qualification to show you that jumping ships may be rare, but possible.

Lecturer of Parasitology, Department of Medical Microbiology, School of Biomedical Sciences, Makerere University College of Health Sciences Kampala, Uganda 2. HW's qualifications: MBChB MMed MD.

I went to Oxford, then did a postgraduate teaching qualification, and got a job as a history lecturer at Edinburgh University in 1964.

I was one of the few students with an A-level qualification and we were told by one of our lecturers that the course would "soon catch up", a claim that was fully justified.