The phrase "teaching diploma" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a qualification that reflects the successful completion of a teaching program. For example: "She obtained her teaching diploma from the University of California."
A teaching diploma followed.
I have a teaching diploma.
"The next stage is a teaching diploma.
McGee was a talented young dancer, who attended the Royal Ballet school and got a teaching diploma.
In 1939, he obtained a £10 Beit bursary, and took a two-year teaching diploma at the Waddilove Training Institute.
When she learned that he also had a teaching diploma in classical tabla, she requested a lesson.
Schools and colleges teaching diplomas to 14- to 16-year-olds will get around £1,000 extra per student.
He studied performance with the Austrian organist Susi Jeans, the Canadian harpsichordist Kenneth Gilbert and Dutch organist and harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt, and holds concert performance and teaching diplomas from London's Royal Academy of Music (1974) and Royal College of Music (1975).
Teaching qualifications (teaching diplomas, short courses with recognised accreditation) 6.6.7.
work experience in a previous relevant role/organization) Teaching qualifications (teaching diplomas, short courses with recognised accreditation) Teaching training undertaken but not accredited Academic staff turnover in terms of: 6.7.1.
But many African hospitals struggle to offer basic care, let along anything more specialist, and cannot afford to spare staff and finances for teaching purposes.The diploma is split between the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre in Moshi, Tanzania, and Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda.
