Sentence examples for teaching to work from inspiring English sources

In 1955 Mr. Thompson began a 22 year leave from teaching to work in the private sector joining the General Electric Company as Manager, Financial Training and Education for the company.

Mr. Stanley left teaching to work in the financial district, and he's trying to do right by his son after his wife's dramatic departure.

Eventually he gave up teaching to work for the National Child Labor Committee, an organization of progressives seeking to make the American industrial economy more aware of its effects on individual workers.

I was taught to work for something.

There, one is taught to work with techniques as varied as engraving, silk screens and classical methods of printing.

"It is the duty of lawyers, the Model Code of Professional Responsibility teaches, to work for the reform of the law.

It is a society summed up by the words of Margaret Thatcher, a former British prime minister: "We were taught to work jolly hard.

Instead, most teachers are taught to work in elementary or high schools, and only a fraction of them have a specific middle-school certification.

But students raised in academia are often taught to work independently.

Students are taught to work together with robots and artificial intelligence-assisted tools to enhance their productivity.

The goal of this exploratory study was to uncover the construction processes which occur when pupils are taught to work with models in primary maths education.