I'm preparing a work experience letter in which I am expected to include my responsibilities in previous companies. In one of the companies I was holding some classes for other staff. But I'm not sure what is the formal, common and correct way of saying:
"Holding Object Orientation classes as a teacher for the IT staff"
To clarify, I don't know which verb (holding, teaching conducting, etc) could imply that I was the one who held the class and also was the teacher.
Could you please help me with this?
Best Answer
We can see this in a variety of ways. You
...taught OOP concepts to IT staff.
...taught IT staff OOP concepts.
...taught classes on OOP concepts.
...conducted classes for IT staff, in which OOP concepts were presented.
held and ran could be used as less formal synonyms for conducted.
This answer is from a grammatical perspective; for advice on resume writing, you would ask elsewhere.