instructor
noun
a person who instructs; teacher.
instructorship
-
a word derived from
instructor.
Example Sentences
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Dean Seashore of Iowa addressed the first session on the undesirability of premature assistant instructorship appointments.
From Time Magazine Archive
After a year's apprenticeship in a Chicago law firm, he took on an instructorship at the University of Chicago, and after a brief interlude as a Government revenue attorney moved to Columbia in 1924.
From Time Magazine Archive
Sculptor Meliodon got so rattled that he resigned his instructorship in modeling at the University of Pennsylvania to give all his time to the contract.
From Time Magazine Archive
In 1898, a Junior at Amherst, he was troubled by his father's business failure, but got himself an assistant instructorship in public speaking and worked his way through his Senior year.
From Time Magazine Archive
Such was the case with McMillan, who was offered a physics instructorship that summer, allowing him to turn down a competing offer from Princeton.
From "Big Science" by Michael Hiltzik
