🇬🇧 Faculty meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Faculty” means all the teachers who work at a college, university, or high school. When people say “the faculty,” they are talking about the group of grown‑ups whose job is to teach classes, give homework, and help students learn. It’s like saying “the team of teachers” who work at that school.

The drama faculty said, “There are no small roles,” right before casting me as “Tree #4.”

The art faculty said, “There are no wrong answers in art,” right after I glued my shoe to the canvas.

The history faculty gets excited about dates from 500 years ago, but forgets what day it is today.

The English faculty said my essay needed more “voice,” so I read it out loud very dramatically.

At some universities the faculty wear special robes and funny square hats at graduations, basically dressing like wizards who cast diplomas instead of spells.

A new student sits alone in the hall. The faculty smile and come close. One faculty member helps with the bag, another faculty member shows the classroom. The faculty bring a warm cup and sit. The student cries a little, then laughs. The whole faculty claps and the student feels at home.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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