| I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education. |
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| The faculty helped me secure a graduate assistantship for financial assistance. |
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| My first job was a research assistantship looking at a new analytical technique called inductively coupled plasma spectrometry. |
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| I had the advantage of a graduate assistantship throughout my studies that helped me obtain my university diplomas. |
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| She was denied a teaching assistantship, although she was an experienced and excellent teacher. |
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| The work performed as part of a research assistantship is not necessarily related to the student's own research topic. |
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| Many folks who take a long time to graduate do so because they have not yet found a job and want to keep a teaching or research assistantship job. |
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| When laboratories offered few jobs for women, she found an assistantship without pay. |
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| Thus, in some circumstances, a research assistantship may contribute to the student furthering their own graduate research. |
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| But, with so many young men fighting in World War II, she was offered a teaching assistantship in physics at the University of Illinois. |
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| Assistants must be affiliated with one specific host organisation during their assistantship. |
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| You offered me a research assistantship so I could work on my thesis and get paid. |
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| One year later I received an assistantship in Portugal and Silvana received a permanent post in Paris. |
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| Tara had a semester off from her assistantship, so she was spending more time in her carrel, dividing her time between research, writing, and hanging out online. |
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| A laboratory assistantship in zoology in 1912 allowed him to spend part of his time doing research on Drosophila at Columbia. |
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| The position was funded by providing a graduate assistantship to an individual with clinical experience who is working toward a Ph.D. in counseling psychology. |
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| But Jessie Spivey, an Oxford University student currently on a British Council assistantship scheme in Andorra, says that although she is sure welfare systems are in place, she feels badly informed about support channels. |
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| Host schools must designate a teacher to supervise the assistant, look after his or her welfare, monitor progress and act as a contact person during the assistantship. |
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| He bought a Rolleiflex camera while on National Service in Singapore, became a studio dogsbody back in London, and wangled an assistantship with the fashion-shoot king, John French. |
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| Then, you renew the contract without hesitation, since you are willing to commit towards providing continued employment on the assistantship for one more year. |
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| But could this help be seen as a kind of assistantship? |
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| For those who cannot work as a result of disability or illness, should we move from a model of assistantship to a logic of contributory law, as the basis of full citizenship? |
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| Assistants may not work in more than 3 schools during their assistantship. |
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