The phrase "a programme of workshops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series of organized sessions or classes focused on a particular subject or skill.
Example: "The university is offering a programme of workshops on digital marketing strategies this summer."
Alternatives: "a series of workshops" or "a schedule of workshops".
Authors including Andrew Miller and Fflur Dafydd will discuss their work and there is a programme of workshops.
Through a programme of workshops, discussions and one-to-one tuition, you'll get to grips with all the major components of telling a story - and what you have to do before the writing even begins.
The group show, held alongside a programme of workshops and talks, has been a year-long project in which collaborative events have taken place in both cities, and the results are nothing if not intriguing.
Next, in March, a 10-day playability lab will bring together young professionals from a variety of backgrounds (including architecture, poetry and game design) in a programme of workshops, site visits and creative activities, to research and develop prototypes of playable interventions for the streets of Lagos.
Second, in preparation for EU enlargement, JRC is offering a programme of workshops and advance training courses for scientists from candidate countries.
The shortlist of young folk musicians were invited to participate in a programme of workshops and talks from Rachael McShane (Bellowhead), John Spiers (Bellowhead, Spiers & Boden), John Smith and Kelly Wood (Musicians Union).
New for this year is a programme of bushcraft workshops, where over-eights can learn how to make shelters, fires and campfire gadgets.
In many ways it has followed a similar expansion to Sonar, launching a smaller off-shoot – NOS Primavera Sound in Porto – as well as a programme of meetings, workshops and conferences in the form of PrimaveraPro.
IdeasTap also offers a 'spa' where users can access a programme of seminars, workshops Q&A sessions, and CV clinics, allowing them to gain confidence and build a network of contacts.
For some time, COSPAR has been planning a programme of capacity-building workshops to be held in developing countries, and the first of these was held at Institute Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), São José dos Campos, Brazil from 4th to 13th December 2001.
Add to this a programme of talks and workshops at the renovated Central Library and Mancunians won't be short of a culture fix (manchester.gov.uk/centrallibrary).
