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Zorina Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Trainer, coach, tutor, instructor....
Hello!
How do we usually call a person who leads business courses such as “Leadership skills” or “Negotiation skills”? Can I use “a trainer” in this context?
And if we talk about “PC skills” courses or “Sewing ” courses, what do we use in these cases?
How do we usually call a person who leads business courses such as “Leadership skills” or “Negotiation skills”? Can I use “a trainer” in this context?
And if we talk about “PC skills” courses or “Sewing ” courses, what do we use in these cases?
Top answer
'Instructor' sounds most acceptable to me in all those cases. I realize that all those terms are in use, but to me 'trainer' and 'coach' sounds like advisors for physical activities, while 'tutors' help matriculated students.
- 'Instructor' sounds most acceptable to me in all those cases.
- I realize that all those terms are in use, but to me 'trainer' and 'coach' sounds like advisors for physical activities, while 'tutors' help matriculated students.
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'Instructor' sounds most acceptable to me in all those cases. I realize that all those terms are in use, but to me 'trainer' and 'coach' sounds like advisors for physical activities, while 'tutors' help matriculated students.
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