The phrase "teaching days" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the days when someone teaches or instructs, either as a profession or as a hobby. For example: "I remember fondly my teaching days, when I used to teach English classes to kids at the local YMCA."
For a while, she was an adjunct professor at three different colleges, teaching days, nights, summers.
Lately, I've found myself thinking about some of my favorite students from my teaching days and mentally sizing them up.
Dr. Heineken fills his teaching days with similar lessons, which can mean struggling upstream against a current of technology.
"I never slept, and there was very little time for reflection," Ms. Ellwanger said of her early teaching days.
Teachers are currently contracted to teach 1,265 hours a year – 195 days of which have to be teaching days.
Summoning his old Harvard teaching days, Kissinger surely looked for a common didactic starting point: She has seen Russia.
Grumpy, because he was an hour late and I had a busy teaching day.
Most rely on teaching, day jobs or rich spouses in their dotage.But investing in art is risky even if you know a thing or two about it.
Restaurant day has inspired a succession of other "days" such as spring-cleaning day (when Helsinki becomes a giant flea market) and teaching day (when games players teach people how to design games and cobblers how to cobble).
The NMP course is delivered part-time over a six month period and consists of 26 taught days within the HEI and 12 days of supervised clinical practice.
Nurse Independent Supplementary Prescribers: first level registered nurses who complete an educational programme (27 taught days and 12 days in practice) are awarded dual qualification.
