on different grade levels

[theol]

"As a graduate of Texas State University, I have teaching experience on different grade levels in the United States of America."

So do the words "on different grade levels" sound naturally?

Thanks in advance.

 

[emsr2d2]

We don't have experience "on" anything. I would say you simply have "experience teaching different grades in the USA".

 

[jutfrank]

What are 'grade levels'?

 

[theol]

What are 'grade levels'?

first grad to twelfth grade

 

[theol]

We don't have experience "on" anything. I would say you simply have "experience teaching different grades in the USA".

"As a graduate of Texas State University, I have experience teaching different grades in the USA."
Is it good enough?

 

[jutfrank]

Yes. Alternatively, use of after experience.

 

[theol]

Yes. Alternatively, use of after experience.

"As a graduate of Texas State University, I have experience of teaching different grades in the USA."
Is it good enough?

 

[probus]

That's how I would put it in natural AmE.