teachership

7.2

The job of giving lessons in a school or college

noun
/ˈtiːtʃərˌʃɪp/

: docencia

The university offered a teachership to promising graduate students seeking classroom experience.

Examples

Her teachership at the local school began last year.
Her dedication during her teachership earned her the respect of students and colleagues alike.
He aspired to teachership from a young age, inspired by his favorite instructors.
He is proud of his teachership role.
He aspired to teachership from a young age, inspired by his favorite instructors.
Her dedication during her teachership earned her the respect of students and colleagues alike.
The university offered a teachership to promising graduate students seeking classroom experience.

Synonyms

lectureship

vsteachership

Formal

1 6.7

A job for a teacher at a college or university who gives talks in class

is the wider position of teaching across levels, not limited to higher education

instructorship

vsteachership

Formal

7.4

A teaching job at a college or university

is the general position of teaching across any level rather than only academic

How Senior

head teacher

1 3.2

teachership

7.2

teacher

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

teachership singular

teacherships plural

Morphology

teachership = teacher (transparent) = teacher + ship

The suffix '-ship' clearly denotes the state or condition of being a teacher.

Etymology

Teachership comes from teach, meaning 'to show or explain', plus the ending -ship, meaning 'state' or 'position', like in friendship or leadership. So a teachership is the 'position' or job of being a teacher.