qualified teacher - translation to spanish
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qualified teacher - translation to spanish

Newly-Qualified Teacher; Newly Qualified Teacher

qualified teacher      
maestro con diploma (quien terminó el magisterio y recibió un diploma)
substitute teacher         
ALTERNATIVE FOR REGULAR TEACHER WHEN THEY ARE UNAVAILABLE
Substitute Teacher; Substitute teachers; Supply teacher; Relief teacher; Reliever teacher; Sub Teacher; Emergency teacher; Substitute teaching; Substitute Teaching; Associate Teaching; Associate teaching; Associate teacher
maestro reemplazante (maestro que toma el lugar de otro fijo cuando no concurre al trabajo)
teacher-training         
  • Teacher Training, DRC (25765238788)
TRAINING FOR PROSPECTIVE OR PRACTISING TEACHERS TO DEVELOP SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO TEACH EFFECTIVELY
Teacher training; Teacher Education; Initial teacher education; Teaching student; Training teachers; Teacher Training; Teacher preparation; Teacher prep; Teacher Preparation; Teaching degree; Teacher-training
(n.) = formación del profesorado
Ex: This article describes the results of a survey to explore attitudes toward library instruction in teacher-training programmes.

Definition

supply teacher
(supply teachers)
A supply teacher is a teacher whose job is to take the place of other teachers at different schools when they are unable to be there. (BRIT; in AM, use substitute teacher
)
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

Newly qualified teacher

Newly qualified teacher (NQT) is a category of teacher in the United Kingdom. Newly qualified teachers are those who have gained Qualified Teacher Status but have not yet completed the statutory twelve-month programme known as the "induction for newly qualified teachers".

Qualified teachers are not permitted to work permanently in state-maintained schools unless they have completed or are completing the induction for newly qualified teachers. They are, however, permitted to perform supply work in state-maintained schools for the first five years after gaining Qualified Teacher Status. This has led to the misconception that the NQT induction year must be completed within five years of gaining QTS; there is in fact no statutory time-scale within which a teacher must complete the NQT induction, but after five years they will be unable to do supply work in state-maintained schools.

Examples of use of qualified teacher
1. A qualified teacher explains new concepts while teaching assistants help struggling pupils or mark work.
2. While 45% have qualified teacher status, only 4% become headteachers or deputy heads.
3. Ofsted said it found when community language teachers were given the opportunity to gain qualified teacher status, their teaching improved.
4. Not a single state will have a highly qualified teacher in every core class this school year as promised by President Bush‘s education law.
5. By the end of the 2005–06 school year, states were supposed to make sure that every core academic class was taught by a highly qualified teacher.