An English teacher volunteer vs A volunteer English teacher

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Which one is correct? An English teacher volunteer or A volunteer English teacher?
 
Both are possible depending on what you mean. A volunteer teacher is someone who teaches on a voluntary basis.
 
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Which one is correct? "An English teacher volunteer" or "A volunteer English teacher"?
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The second is much more natural.
If you want to put "volunteer" at the end, say "an English-teaching volunteer".
 
Maybe they're volunteering at a soup kitchen. Then the "English teacher" part would go first, to describe the type of volunteer.
 
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