teaching qualification

US: ˈtiːtʃɪŋ ˌkwɑləfɪˈkeɪʃən

Definition

Definition of teaching qualification - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

education

Rare

official certificate or degree that allows a person to work as teacher

Rare

She completed her teaching qualification before applying to local schools.
A formal teaching qualification is required for all new applicants.
He gained his teaching qualification through an online graduate program.

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Expressions with teaching

teaching aid

material or tool used to enhance learning

The teacher used a globe as a teaching aid in geography class..

teaching assistant

person who supports a teacher in educational tasks

The teaching assistant helped grade the exams..

teaching materials

resources teachers use to explain lessons and help students learn

The school provides teaching materials such as textbooks, posters, and online exercises.

home teaching

teaching conducted at home instead of a school

Home teaching can be beneficial for children with special needs.

teaching aids

materials used by teachers to help students learn

The teacher used various teaching aids to explain the concept.

teaching experience

time spent working as a teacher and skills learned from that work

Schools often require at least two years of teaching experience for new hires.

Expressions with qualification

qualification test

exam that checks if a person meets required skills for something

Applicants must pass a qualification test before starting the course.

without qualification

adv.

in a way that is complete and has no limits or conditions

She accepted the offer without qualification.

with one qualification

adv.

adding one exception or condition to what was said

I agree with you, with one qualification.

professional qualification

official recognition that someone meets standards to work in a certain career

She obtained a professional qualification in accounting before applying for jobs.

qualification round

early stage of a contest used to decide who continues competing

She advanced to the finals after winning her qualification round.

qualification testing

testing done to prove a product or system meets required standards

The device must pass qualification testing before being released to customers.

qualification tournament

preliminary competition deciding which players reach a larger main event

Our team advanced to the championship through a tough qualification tournament.

Terms with teaching qualification included in their meaning

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Postgraduate Certificate in Education

education

qualification for teaching in schools

CELTA

abbr.

abr: Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults

qualification for teaching English to adults

PGCE

abbr.

abr: Postgraduate Certificate in Education

qualification for teaching after a degree

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French:diplôme d'enseignement, ...
German:Lehrbefähigung, ...
Italian:abilitazione all'insegnamento, ...
Spanish:titulación docente, ...
Portuguese:qualificação para a docência, ...
Chinese:教师资格, ...
Japanese:教員資格, ...
Arabic:مُؤهِّل تَربَوي, ...
Hebrew:תְּעוּדַת הוֹרָאָה, ...
Russian:квалификация учителя, ...
Ukrainian:педагогічна кваліфікація, ...
Hindi:शिक्षण योग्यता, ...
Bengali:শিক্ষকতা সনদ, ...
Catalan:titulació docent, ...
Czech:učitelská kvalifikace, ...
Danish:læreruddannelse, ...
Dutch:lesbevoegdheid, ...
Greek:διδακτική επάρκεια, ...
Hungarian:tanári képesítés, ...
Khmer:គុណវុឌ្ឍិបង្រៀន, ...
Korean:교원 자격, ...
Persian:مدرک تدریس, ...
Polish:kwalifikacje nauczycielskie, ...
Portuguese (BR):habilitação para o magistério, ...
Romanian:calificare didactică, ...
Swedish:lärarlegitimation, ...
Thai:วุฒิการสอน, ...
Turkish:öğretmenlik yeterliği, ...
Vietnamese:chứng chỉ sư phạm, ...

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