The is the Headmaster and the Deputy Headmaster.
Then the teaching positions are as follows:
I did not name the teachers in all the positions, as many of the positions were occupied by various teachers over the course of all seven books.
There are also many ghosts that reside within Hogwarts.. but when people in the novels speak of the ghosts at Hogwarts they are usually referring to one of the four resident ghosts of the Hogwarts houses -- Nearly Headless Nick of Gryffindor tower; the Bloody Baron of Slytherin; the jovial Fat Friar of Hufflepuffs; and the Grey Lady of Ravenclaws. -- each of whom, seem to work as a kind of adviser & help to the students.
Two other ghosts mentioned frequently are: Moaning Myrtle and Peeves, the Hogwarts poltergeist, is not considered a ghost, but an "indestructible spirit of chaos" according to Rowling.
And then there are the many house-elves, of course.... including Dobby & Winky.
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Remus Lupin and Horace Slughorn both used the Hogwarts Express to travel to Hogwarts. Otherwise, the only adults on the train were the driver and the trolley lady.
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Hogwarts exists only in the Harry Potter series.
The Hogwarts gamekeeper (also known as the Hogwarts groundskeeper) is a Wizard employed by Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to tend to and look after the grounds of the school, as well as the security of Hogwarts Castle. It is Rubeus Hagrid.
Harry Potter's school is called Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. In the fourth book, Hogwarts hosts the triwizard tournament and students from two other schools come to compete. These schools are Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and Durmstrang Institute.