The phrase 'secondary supervisor' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "I would like to thank my primary and secondary supervisors for their guidance and support during this project."
David Bourg, the secondary education supervisor with the Terrebonne Parish School District, is forming a committee of educators to study the graduations at the four high schools and to make recommendations to the school board.
AFJ was the primary, and SJP was the secondary, academic supervisor.
Roger Toussaint, a leader of the New Directions Caucus, a faction of the Transport Workers Union, contended yesterday that a longstanding shortage of signal and switch supervisors had contributed to a backlog of secondary inspections and that supervisors were under constant pressure to catch up.
Harrison High has its own planetarium with 60 seats, and a research program for students who are mentored by established scientists, said Carole Levy, the district's supervisor of secondary school science.
For example, some time ago I was talking with the brand-new supervisor of secondary education in a rural, 5,000-student school district who told me that the principals she is working with don't at all think of data in that way.
The purpose of Teachers College is to afford opportunity, both theoretical and practical, for the training of teachers of both sexes for kindergartens and elementary and secondary schools, of principals, supervisors and superintendents of schools, and of specialists in various branches of school work, including normal schools and colleges.
I moved to London and ended up getting a job as a cover supervisor in a secondary school.
Since only inducement of 'employees' was proscribed, direct inducement of a supervisor or the secondary employer by threats of labor trouble was not prohibited.
In our context, when a scientist has more than one advisor, it is not clear which links should be cut to retrieve the original ancestors (our dataset prevents us from identifying the principal supervisor from the secondary one, if any).
I really got the buzz out of teaching someone something new and seeing people improve, and then I got to a stage where I thought, "I want to be teaching people, but in a different setting, and I'm going to follow my childhood dream of becoming a teacher". I work in a secondary school as a cover supervisor.
