Sentence examples for pay for instructors from inspiring English sources

If he could get the schools to send the children, he would figure out a way to pay for instructors, even though almost no government money was available.

But his call was ignored by students and teachers, who had been boycotting classes to protest paltry pay for instructors, lack of books and poor facilities.

The foundation paid for instructors, clubs and limited-flight golf balls.

This fee serves to pay for the instructors and the equipment.

"We didn't have the money to build the necessary nursing laboratories or to pay for additional instructors".

Amagansett likes having classes as small as nine students — the entire sixth grade — and classes no larger than 17, yet it can afford to pay for an instructor to teach each student a musical instrument.

The league will pay for an instructor, charging students $50 a semester for instruction and a rental fee for the instruments.

"That first seat is expensive," she said, "because you are paying for the instructor, the room, the oven and utilities, but every seat after that, the marginal costs are lower, so you're highly motivated to fill the room".

The public schools that hire such instructors pay for them out of existing funds, or through grants or money raised by the PTA.

Students who are selected as instructors (about 19 people) must pay for their own training; however, instructors are paid for planning and leading trips.

The club also takes care of an instructor's tips and, Ms. Neu said, it will pay for publicity to promote an instructor's cruise.