Sentence examples for teaching provision from inspiring English sources

There had been deep cuts in English teaching provision for non-native speakers in the last parliament, she added.

One possibility is that it will reuse some part of the NSS, using student satisfaction to judge the quality of the teaching provision.

Tobin has visited New Zealand to conduct research on outdoor teaching provision and is also due to visit Sweden later this year.

It stops short of making languages compulsory for the younger age group, but means a child must be offered local teaching provision if their local school does not have it.

First, casualisation of teaching provision is encouraged by a culture in which full-time academic staff are expected to apply for large research grants, which will raise money for their institution and buy them out of teaching.

"Teaching provision in the physical sciences is first-rate and meets the needs of future scientists in this country.... [it] provides a multidisciplinary workplace environment in which students can develop industry-ready skills," says Liverpool vice-chancellor, Professor Sir Howard Newby.

These activities could be related directly to production by participation in clinical activities, or indirectly related through teaching, planning or evaluation of health provision.

Peripatetic teaching and provision of instruments dried up and the effects have been noticed by college and academy principals to this day.

Hospital teaching and provision for awarding degrees in medicine began in 1905; by 1924 the expanded school was moved to the Medical Center.

TAs have a very useful indirect role to play in making this principle work in practice, but it also requires a fundamental rethink about how schools manage teaching and provision for vulnerable learners.

However, ethical, religious and cultural values influence the teaching and provision of abortion services as granted under the Ghanaian law.