The phrase "a management course" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an educational program focused on teaching management skills and principles.
Example: "I enrolled in a management course to enhance my leadership abilities and learn effective team management strategies."
Alternatives: "a leadership program" or "a business management class".
Let him take a management course, or whatever.
That may involve joining a Toastmasters group, taking a management course or working with a particular coach.
Last spring, he taught a management course in Kandahar and gave four-day seminars at combat outposts around the country, including for a special operations team.
Knowing little about the theater business, he enrolled in a management course at the St . Petersburg StateTheater Arts Academy and almost immediately came into conflict with artists at the Mikhailovsky.
He wrote his first book after a breakup as a final year student at the Delhi College of Engineering, and continued to write during a management course at Gurgaon and subsequent jobs at Siemens and American Express in Delhi.
Nat Rubin, a Yale graduate with an M.B.A. from New York University who worked in marketing, has an idea for a restaurant and is now taking a management course at the Institute of Culinary Education.
In the factor "Organization and Finance" previous management experience had a positive significant influence (b.392, p = 0.002), but a previous management course had a negative significant influence (b = -.435, p = 0.018).
In this qualitative study, young women reflected on their experiences participating in a gender-sensitive, health-promoting group intervention, known as a stress management course, at a youth health centre in northern Sweden.
Which seems odd, given that only months earlier, former Sun editor Rebekah Wade, a graduate of a similar management course, was appointed chief executive of News International.
The Actors' Gang 10 class prison program is neither a behaviour management course nor a therapeutic intervention.
He earned a B.S. from Stetson University, attended a business management course at Harvard Business School and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Law (LLD) from Stetson.
