Sentence examples for professionals to teach from inspiring English sources

His mother trains professionals to teach women to save money and invest in businesses owned by women.

There are also school organisations such as CodeClub that aim to bring in local professionals to teach programming in schools.

Far more challenging is addressing the issue of how to persuade suitably qualified professionals to teach maths, a conundrum even Vorderman can't solve.

Several sources have told the Guardian that some NHS trusts are asking health professionals to teach mindfulness after only having completed a basic eight-week beginners' course.

Programs to attract new teachers for science and math and to allow retired technical professionals to teach math and science in the classroom would go a long way in helping to address the unprecedented opportunities ahead of us.

Gove told MPs: "Critical to reform is ending an exam system that has narrowed the curriculum, forced idealistic professionals to teach to the test and encouraged heads to offer children the softest possible options.

The factor was derived from the patient interviews, and is interesting as it relates to current self-management initiatives in the NHS, such as the Expert Patients Programme [ 88], and the Health Trainers initiative [ 89], which both rely on non-professionals to teach and empower patients who may be coping less well with their long-term conditions [ 46].

If possible, get a vocal trainer or a professional to teach you different ways in which you can warm your voice up.

Concern about attracting qualified professionals to teaching has led to a variety of other efforts to address the problem.

Meanwhile, these men's partners, the female professionals assigned to teach them how to dance, are not pained by their pupils' bad performances, because what can you do?

The archbishop expresses anguish over spending cuts, and his pity for "hard-pressed education professionals" attempting to teach in "almost impossible conditions".