The phrase "a induction course" is not correct.
It should be "an induction course." You can use it when referring to a course designed to introduce new employees or participants to an organization or program.
Example: "Before starting your new job, you will need to complete an induction course to familiarize yourself with company policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "an orientation course" or "a training course."
At a minimum, we recommend an induction course for those professionals recently appointed as CRCs.
Florence Aubenas, who worked undercover as a low-paid cleaner for 12 months to find out what it is like to try and make a living, was told in an induction course that she should not expect anyone to pass the time of day with her as a cleaner: this was something she would have to get used to [17].
The American dead and wounded were among a group of 21 United States prison officers who had arrived in Kosovo on April 7, a United Nations police spokesman said, and they had just completed an induction course at the jail, which is usually used as a pretrial detention center for ordinary crimes.
The reduced risk of progression is only evident if the adjuvant BCG treatment includes both an induction course (usually weekly for four-to-six weeks) and a subsequent maintenance course (less frequent instillations over the following months or years) [ 8].
Nor is his lit crit a model students can readily copy: S/Z is now almost unreadable without an induction course in its jargon.
King's College's department of general practice has developed an induction course to prepare overseas GPs for work in Britain.
After an induction course combining prednisone, vincristine, cyclophosphamide, and either daunorubicin or idarubicin (according to baseline randomization), patients were stratified according to risk subgroups.
A total of 68 patients (29 women, 39 men; median age 56 years, range 17 – 76 years) with NET who started and completed an induction course of at least three cycles of LuTate therapy between January 2006 and June 2010 were retrospectively reviewed.
A total of 68 patients (39 men; 17 – 76 years of age) who had completed an induction course of at least three cycles of LuTate PRCRT between January 2006 and June 2010 were reviewed.
In the JFMC15-1 and 15-2 trials, patients who were randomly assigned to the experimental group additionally received an induction course of intravenous 5-FU (250 mg daily−1) during 7 postoperative days (Table 1).
