The phrase "a learning programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured plan or course designed to facilitate learning in a specific subject or skill.
Example: "The school has introduced a new learning programme aimed at improving students' critical thinking skills."
Alternatives: "an educational program" or "a training course."
One suspects other towns in the locality would have bitten Wirth's hand off for a planning application such as this, especially when you take into account the library and education centre that will form part of the development as a commitment to a learning programme for local schoolchildren.
The money goes on exhibitions, a learning programme, and maintaining the building.
It's a learning programme about installing beliefs, values, philosophies and mission statements and it takes time".
The Finnish company has kicked off a learning programme — under a new brand, called Angry Birds Playground (not to be confused with Angry Birds activity parks) — for 3 to 8-year-olds based on the Finnish National Curriculum for kindergarten.
The descriptors of the CEFR "may be used both with a retrospective view towards the content of a learning programme at a given level that learners have completed (achievement) and a prospective view towards the level(s) of tasks that learners will be able to carry out beyond the classroom (proficiency)" (p. 45).
A second phase took a wider 20th century historical remit; it comprised a learning programme using overseas visits and social media, and a professional development scheme for educators.
To improve the road safety of young drivers and bring down their soaring motor insurance costs, the summit will discuss the introduction of a minimum pre-test learning period, a structured learning programme, graduated licensing and a zero alcohol limit for young motorists.
Third, there have been the well-documented organizational challenges to the delivery of a distance learning programme in a university originally structured around contact and residential training [ 9].
UWC's experience is instructive in this regard: There have been the well-documented organisational challenges to the delivery of a distance learning programme …in a university originally structured around contact and residential training.
He was in an alternative learning programme, a way to help the students facing the longest academic odds.
On the one hand, in order to complete successfully a distance learning programme, learners need to develop a series of strategies and skills that will enable them to work individually.
