Sentence examples for teaching a week from inspiring English sources

I don't envy them; it is hard to live on a few hours teaching a week and they deserve better pay.

This was for 10 hours' teaching a week, not including preparation, marking, office hours, meeting and emailing students, returning marked copy and other general administration involved in the job.

You can have 30 hours teaching a week in July, all your students pass and in September you're unemployed – except you're not, because there's always that hope that if you take on one more job, ask one more time, work a little harder, you may just be able to get by.

Even though most unis are now set to introduce basic fees of £9,250 per year, sometimes for just nine hours teaching a week with not great job prospects at the end of it, Johnson doesn't think student fees have got out of hand.

Despite earning a modest €1,300 £1,1000) a month, his job with only 20 hours of teaching a week and three months vacation a year "was considered one of the best you could get", he said.

?With 4 hours of teaching a week, I still have time for research,?

Green was teaching a week-long summer workshop on experimental methods; LaCour was one of the students who signed up.

I have also taught a semester-long lecture course on evolutionary medicine, once at Copenhagen and twice at Yale, which uses a more traditional format and aims at a broader audience, and as part of a team, I have taught a week-long course for professors and medical doctors interested in catching up on evolutionary medicine and teaching courses in it.

Today the Derby, Kansas, policeman is an instructor for the National Association of School Resource Officers NASROO) who teaches a week-long class to school-cops across the country.

In response, John Reynders (then director of the Advanced Computing Laboratory at Los Alamos National Laboratory) invited the author and Brent Gorda (now at Intel) to teach a week-long course on these topics to LANL staff.

Paragraph 2: "In response, John Reynders (then director of the Advanced Computing Laboratory at Los Alamos National Laboratory) invited the author and Brent Gorda (now at Intel) to teach a week-long course on these topics to LANL staff.