Sentence examples for teaching fees from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smythe was able to sponsor her students by help from Nike, Arts Memphis, education funds from Arts Outreach and other sources, and she paid Lil Buck $200 a week ($165 stipend, with additional performing and teaching fees, eventually reaching about $300 a week) to attend her school.

In addition, PeepCode had several dozen independent authors who made the video training courses for teaching fees and royalties, similar to Pluralsight.

The department also said it would save a total of £316m between 2012 and 2014 by cutting teaching, fee and course grants to part-time students.

This is where you include the specifics of the crafting classes being taught, the days and times, ability levels being taught, fees and instructors' names.

Like Greg, they may be paid by the hour to teach fee-paying undergraduates and mark their essays and exams.

Because the truth of the matter is that all academics are, and will be, teaching in fee-paying institutions.

"In the discussion on who should contribute to the teaching part, tuition fees are usually – and controversially – discussed," Mr. Estermann added.

They are in demand at trade shows to give demonstrations (some of which can verge on performance art) and to teach lessons at fees of up to $750 per hour.

The best universities in England will be allowed to charge students more than £9,000 per year for tuition under a new plan published by the government that links improvements in teaching quality with fee increases.

There are other, more subtle protests against the status quo, like Maria Bamford using her commencement address at the University of Minnesota to discuss exactly how she negotiated her speaking fee, teaching her liberal arts crowd to value their work.

Mariel disagreed and took to teaching to pay school fees.