Sentence examples for a subject course from inspiring English sources

England should require all primary candidates to have A-levels in the subjects of the primary curriculum; and instead of taking an education degree, they should follow a subject course to degree level in some of the subjects they will teach at school (as happens in other countries).

Being such a mixed-bag of a subject, courses tend not to ask for specific A-levels, although if you are intending on going into a particular branch, it may be helpful to have studied a related area before (e.g. A-level biology for biological anthropology).

"We both wanted to address the issues our generation faced, which was far too big a subject, of course," says De Bruyne.

CBE was perceived differently ranging from a subject, a course, a program or a project.

Consider joint honours courses - law and history, for example, rather than straight law - because they often ask for lower grades than a single-subject course but could take you to your favourite university.

Each message has a date, a sender and receiver, a subject and, of course, the message text.

If a trainee's degree doesn't link closely to their chosen teaching subject they may need to take a subject knowledge enhancement course.

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In this case, passive muscle stretch in a patient with spasticity would induce a greater activation of spindle afferents with respect to that induced in a normal subject, of course considering a similar velocity and amplitude of passive displacements.

Dr. Albright took particular umbrage at the lapses, telling the department's diplomats that "security is not a subject in a university course" and that "99percentt success is a failing grade".

"Unfortunately, security is not a subject in a university course.