"pursuing teaching" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is actively studying or engaging in the process of becoming a teacher. For example, "My sister has been pursuing teaching for the past five years and is now a certified ESL instructor."
And so she basically forbade me from pursuing teaching.
Partly as a result of this declining regard for public-school teachers, the number of people pursuing teaching credentials has dramatically fallen.
The tests involved are known as Praxis exams, and more than 300,000 were administered last year by the nonprofit Educational Testing Service for people pursuing teaching licenses or new credentials in specific subjects like biology or history.
Some education officials fear that too many of the new teachers are like Mr. Regan, people who are pursuing teaching only as a temporary measure and will most likely seek better-paying jobs once the economy improves.
She argues that because enrollees will still be paid as full-time teachers during that extra year, the change won't discourage professionals from pursuing teaching.
All students who are interested in pursuing teaching opportunities after completing their degrees should see our Professional Development pages for information about University resources they may find helpful.
As the number of postgraduate students has grown (particularly the numbers pursuing taught Master's Degrees), there eventually became a need for separate representation on University bodies and the Postgraduate Union (PGU) was established in 2000.
I'm continuing to pursue teaching opportunities.
and instead pursue teaching," a former site director noted.
You may not want to pursue teaching part time, however, if your motivation is mainly financial.
Both want the federal government to help finance the college education of people who pursue teaching careers.
