"private teaching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of teaching someone in a one-on-one setting, rather than in a group or classroom setting. You can use it when discussing educational practices, tutoring services, or the teaching profession. Example: The demand for private teaching has increased in recent years, as more parents seek personalized education for their children.
A relatively relaxed schedule should leave ample time for income-enhancing gigs and private teaching.
Peripatetic and private teaching is irregular in terms of both salary and available hours.
Ms. Burla has not found a job, barely supporting the family with intermittent private teaching.
For example, government workers are not allowed to worship at mosques, and the private teaching of the Koran and other religious material is forbidden.
When Laurent was appointed to a post in Paris in 1848, Gerhardt took leave from Montpellier to be near him, and when this leave was not renewed, he resigned in 1851 and attempted to support himself by private teaching.
(Reuters) TURKEY: NEW HEAD-SCARF BAN -- The authorities have banned the Islamic head scarf from private teaching institutes where tens of thousands of students prepare for their university entrance examination, the leading daily Milliyet reported.
Private schools teaching computer and telecommunications skills, schools that barely existed 10 years ago, are now so full that they are turning away students.
In February, Mr. Franks began his transition to private life, teaching a six-week course on politics and money at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
Yes, we have met and more than that, I gave him a two-week private workshop, teaching him high-wire, magic and juggling.
In 1974, six brownstones along West 81st Street and West End Avenue were torn down to make way for Calhoun School, a private institution teaching prekindergarten to 12th grade.
Aga Khan University Hospital is a private tertiary teaching hospital in Kenya.
