The phrase "a technical course of study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an educational program that focuses on technical skills or knowledge in a specific field.
Example: "She enrolled in a technical course of study to enhance her skills in computer programming."
Alternatives: "a vocational program" or "a specialized training curriculum."
"It was a technical course and it was a hard course and they rode fantastically well.
They offer 14- to 19-year-olds the opportunity to take a full time, technically oriented course of study and are supposed to be very well equipped with modern technical facilities.
Of course, mastering the Drip requires an unconventional course of study.
"With your postgraduate course, you can add an extra dimension to your experience which can help you stand out, for example during a more specialised, technical interview for an industry or market sector relevant to your course of study".
We found relatively strong differences in the physical-technical competencies depending on the course of studies, the participation in preparatory courses in physics, and the gender: mechanical engineering students, male respondents, and students having participated in preparatory courses in physics achieve much better results.
It is however unclear (a) which competencies students really have in the beginning of their studies and (b) to which extent gender, type of institution of higher education, course of studies, information on the type of higher education entrance qualification as well as preparatory courses are relevant for the prior physical-technical competencies of engineering studies.
Unlike most English speaking countries, where many students pursue humanities, social science, and health related studies along with technical courses [ 20, 25], this study showed that most of the Nepalese students were enrolled in technical fields like engineering and natural science.
A detailed technical review of studies identified is given in the relevant Health and Safety Executive HSEE) technical reports (HSE, 2012a, 2012b, 2012c, 2012d).
Such a school would be a technical training institute in a developing country, where each student at entry must choose one of two tracks or courses of study.
Courses of study lead to a degree.
