The phrase "a six months course" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a six-month course" to indicate the duration properly.
Example: "I enrolled in a six-month course to improve my language skills."
Alternatives: "a half-year course" or "a six-month program."
Tredoux trained at the Nature College in the Little Karoo, enrolling initially for a six month course but then adding further courses to enhance his knowledge.
Eighteen inmates have been selected to take part in a six month course which teaches them essential web coding languages and aims to make them more employable when they leave prison.
Chase was posted to Fort Leavenworth in January 1917 for a three month course for newly commissioned officers before being commissioned as a second lieutenant in the cavalry.
Not stigmatised for being a child soldier February 2011 - At a lake camp, one hour from Rwanda's capital, thirty boys have come together for a three month course that offers counselling, education, recreational activities and vocational training to young men.
By Katrin Piazza Rwanda, February 2011 - At a lake camp, one hour from Rwanda's capital, thirty boys have come together for a three month course that offers counselling, education, recreational activities and vocational training to young men.
Instead of paying separately it is better if we get paid jointly by them … ASHAs, Tribal and non-tribal villages ASHAs should be asked to clear a five to six months course prior to applying for the post.
Another way could be to organize a six months comprehensive residential course at a teachers college especially for para-professionals.
They pay a pittance of 15,000 lire (about $25) for two months course, and many of the most gifted and deserving of them receive scholarships to help pay their expenses in Siena... View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz By Rebecca Mead.
The initiative, which runs for nine months for each group of young people, includes three months of basic education training – i.e. young people learn basic numeric, Malagasy, French and civic education (including HIV/AIDS prevention and health issues) – followed by a six month vocational training course.
