Sentence examples for teach in academies from inspiring English sources

A policy that since 2012 allows teachers not qualified by the state to teach in academies ranked as the least popular of the government decisions, with 70 percent of the respondents giving it a U grade.

In a speech, the shadow education secretary is due to say that the current government's policy of allowing unqualified individuals to teach in academies and free schools will be scrapped.

Nearly 63% of secondary school pupils are now taught in academies or free schools.

I teach in an academy and am a governor of one as well, and it's not their academy status which makes them effective, it's the teaching that goes on in them.

Unless a musician was also a wealthy aristocrat, the only way he could earn a living was to teach in an academy or work in one of the Imperial Theaters.

That principle, Justice John Paul Stevens acknowledged in his majority opinion, "has been widely taught in police academies" and "law enforcement officers have relied on the rule in conducting vehicle searches during the past 28 years".

And procedural justice can be taught: in police academies, in in-service workshops, to judges and prosecutors.

Whether or not the Supreme Court decides to hear the case, it is certain to become a central opinion on search and seizure law, and to be taught in police academies and law schools for years to come.

In 1915, The Musical Times published a profile of him by his admirer, the composer Philip Heseltine (known as "Peter Warlock"), who commented: [H]e holds no official position in the musical life of the country [i.e. Britain]; he does not teach in any of the academies, he is not even an honorary professor or doctor of music.

He refused to retire, began teaching in the academy….

The midfielder and captain Thiago tries to combine his Brazilian flair with the brisk passing game he was taught in the academy at Barcelona.