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The phrase "qualified to teach" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to someone who has the qualifications, certifications, and experience required to teach a particular subject. For example, "Ms. Smith was qualified to teach music and was hired by the school district to lead the orchestra."
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You're qualified to teach at this place, or this place, or this place".
Most teachers were qualified to teach only in French, and appropriate texts were not available.
Ms. Walker, 39, is well qualified to teach the arcana of placket insertion and blind stitching.
"The problem is we don't have anyone who feels qualified to teach it".
In addition, many centers do not have experts qualified to teach the techniques to children.
As unqualified teachers, they were supported by an experienced mentor who was qualified to teach.
And because research in this area is relatively new, it's difficult for medical schools to find experts qualified to teach.
I feel sorry for the poor kids whose parents feel they're qualified to teach them at home.
Generally speaking, those who are qualified to teach and train nurses can make more money by actually working as nurses.
The law's (outrageous) demand that all teachers be qualified to teach their subjects has the union quaking.
By doubling the secondary-school populations this year, they'll develop hundreds of college graduates qualified to teach school in Africa.
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