Sentence examples for mainly teaching from inspiring English sources

In Britain, it is already the second-biggest private provider of professional training, and has another test-preparation company, mainly teaching candidates for American university-entrance exams.

"I was mainly teaching students on master's courses in media and technology, and I realised that while I was talking about the benefits of new technology, I should be making the most of the opportunity to use it," says Stannard.

Before I was mainly teaching one-to-one violin but now I've got a proper job I'm also involved in organising musical events and of course I'm involved in pastoral care of our students as well.

Universities in Russia were mainly teaching institutes under the regulation of the law "About Education in RF".

At the present time, they continue to be mainly teaching institutes but the role of research and innovation has visibly increased.

The teachers teaching bachelor students were used to dealing with pronunciation in their lessons as their subject was mainly teaching English speaking skills.

He mainly teaches Spinning and body sculpt, which is also known as definition.

These international schools have, however, mainly taught expatriates (of all nationalities).

"No wonder China leading in medals while US and UK mainly teach competitive sport a bad thing," he said.

The 19th-century drive for modernization led to the establishment of Dār al-Fonūn in 1851, an institute of technology mainly taught by Austrian and French instructors.

They're the sort of duties assigned to prison inmates and pensioners in the Soviet Union, and what they mainly teach is the necessity of appearing busy for the boss while doing something that no one really needs done.