He started his career as an ........ teacher

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Use of English - 2019 Subject: English Language

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He started his career as an ........ teacher
Answer Details
The correct spelling is "auxiliary" and the sentence suggests that the person being referred to started their career as an auxiliary teacher. An auxiliary teacher is someone who assists the main or lead teacher in the classroom by providing additional support to the students, but they are not the main teacher in charge of the class. They may be responsible for tasks such as grading papers, supervising students, or leading small group activities under the guidance of the main teacher.
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