Sentence examples for teaching academies from inspiring English sources

2. Granting the NPGMC additional funding and major control over the proposed graduate training in collaboration with the medical and dental council of Nigeria and military teaching academies.

He brought unconventional partners on board, helping charter school leaders start a teaching academy.

Between prize money on the European tour — where they play as many as 50 tournaments — and their teaching academy, they can earn more than $60,000 a year.

The orchestra has had such success with its summer residencies here over the decades that it has spawned first-class programs — like the Tanglewood Music Center, a teaching academy, and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, now a year-round partner — which it rightly likes to show off.

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

He's preparing to begin teaching the academy's sixth formers next year, and is mulling his options.

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.

Ms. Collins was most active during the 1950's, when she toured with her own dance group throughout the United States and Canada and taught at academies including the School of American Ballet, affiliated with the New York City Ballet; Harkness House; and the San Francisco Ballet School.

In St . Petersburg "other centres" most likely refers to highly specialised centres that are connected to teaching hospitals, medical academies and scientific research institutes.

Although boys were taught at Confucian academies for the ultimate goal of government service, girls were often taught by their brothers how to read and write.