teaching fellow

American  

noun

1. a holder of a teaching fellowship.

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teaching fellow British  

noun

1. a postgraduate student who is given tuition, accommodation, expenses, etc, in return for some teaching duties

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Other Word Forms

• teaching fellowship noun

Example Sentences

Claire Wilkes, a teaching fellow in audiology at Aston University, spoke to the BBC about the damage defective equipment can have on hearing when someone is exposed to high levels of noise.

From BBC

Back in the 1980s, as a graduate student at Harvard, I served as a teaching fellow in a course on Weimar and Nazi culture, taught by Richard M. Hunt.

From Salon

Crittall Windows became synonymous both with modernism - and condensation, which can lead to serious problems such as mould, says Mr Adams, a teaching fellow at the Edinburgh College of Art.

From BBC

And he certainly didn’t expect to be studying — or teaching fellow students — about community organizing.

From Seattle Times

Koontz said building a supportive work culture is part of the solution, and a bilingual teaching fellow partnership with Western Washington University has been key to staffing programs as they’ve expanded in the district.

From Seattle Times