Sentence examples for take up teaching from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove has called for more armed forces personnel to take up teaching.

And it makes it harder to persuade the best young graduates to take up teaching in the first place.

Family misfortune obliged her to take up teaching in Stockholm in the late 1870s, and for the next 20 years she also lectured at the workers' institute there.

In her retirement she advised and helped a number of young sopranos, including Aprile Millo, though she always declined to take up teaching.

Professionals in other fields, including those with math and science degrees, will take up teaching if salaries in education are competitive.

The proposal comes as the Ministry of Defence gives details of its redundancy programme and coincides with plans by the government to encourage former members of the armed forces to take up teaching, by providing sponsorship and a fast-tracked undergraduate route.

He spent several years hosting a books programme on Irish radio and in 1975 took up teaching again, this time at Carysfort College, a Catholic teacher-training college in Dublin.

She has taken up teaching, and it is going well.

Buchan took up teaching as a profession and botany as a hobby.

In 1949, he took up teaching - illustration and lithography - at Blackpool technical college.

In 2001 both Nishizawa and Sejima took up teaching posts, at Yokohama National University and Tokyo's Keio University, respectively.