The phrase "a week long course" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a course or program that lasts for a week, typically consisting of daily sessions or activities. Example: "I will be attending a week long course on leadership skills next month."
It was a week long course and on the first day they asked us why we were there.
My writing partner, Jonathan Littman, flew to Boulder, Colorado, with his family, and learned how to row, while away for a week -- click here to see his Huffpost entry "How to Recharge Your Business Batteries" -- while his 12-year-old ballet dancer daughter got off her feet, literally, by taking a week long course in aerial fabric dancing.
Double blinding is necessary to ensure the risk of re-infection is similar between treatment arms because it is possible that taking a week long course of daily doxycycline may deter people from resuming sexual activity while taking treatment, making them less susceptible to re-infection.
I've signed up for a week-long course with the world's most celebrated improvisation teacher, Keith Johnstone.
My final class, at Ritz Escoffier, was a half day on fish cookery, for which I had been squeezed into one segment of a week-long course (there was a spare place).
The penalty for both offences was doubled from three points to six; drivers accumulating 12 points in a year forfeit their licences until they complete a week-long course and pass an onerous exam.In this section Battling the censors Long overdue Slamming on the brakes ReprintsThe yellow-light provision was one of many tough changes in national traffic regulations.
Here, I draw on my experience teaching three courses in evolutionary medicine one a traditional lecture course, one an advanced seminar with several unusual features, and one a week-long course for professors and doctors to answer those questions.
A week-long course can cost as much as $10,000 and a longer program of, say six to eight weeks, can set a company back by $60,000.
I have also taught a semester-long lecture course on evolutionary medicine, once at Copenhagen and twice at Yale, which uses a more traditional format and aims at a broader audience, and as part of a team, I have taught a week-long course for professors and medical doctors interested in catching up on evolutionary medicine and teaching courses in it.
The goal, over the long term, is to build a more active social community, where students are given more opportunities to get to know each other and build relationships with actual people, rather than just breeze through a week-long course and move on.
Yes, all participants have to pay something like $900 for a week-long course.
