Sentence examples for He courses from inspiring English sources

Many graduates report having acquired relevant skills during work experiences either before or during their HE courses, though the proportions that do so are rather lower in the UK than elsewhere in Europe (Little et al. 2008, p. 35).

One such comment on last year's survey read simply: "9am lectures!" Nearly 220,000 students completed the survey last year, including, for the first time, more than 6,000 studying HE courses at further education colleges.

This Tarzan doesn't swing from trees; instead, he courses rapidly from branch to branch, glen to glen — he treats the tree canopy and the thick undergrowth below as if they were the swells and hollows of the engorged ocean.

The picture is different at YMCA George Williams College, in Canning Town, east London, a charitable foundation that offers FE and HE courses and is the country's biggest trainer of youth workers.

"The system works efficiently – with no cap on numbers in the majority of HE courses in England, and a falling population of young people, universities are very keen to recruit suitably qualified students," a spokesperson said.

Harlow College student Simone Webb thinks there is also a tendency to focus on students in higher education and that this completely ignores the wide range of courses on offer at FE colleges, including the fact that many offer HE courses.

He took management courses, he sought counseling.

He gave courses at Harvard, too.

He teaches courses on watershed management and land degradation.

He teaches courses in bioinformatics, molecular biology, and information technologies.

He laughed — of course he had!