The phrase "academic timetable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a schedule that outlines the classes, exams, and other academic activities for students or educational institutions.
Example: "Students are advised to check their academic timetable regularly to stay updated on class schedules and exam dates."
Alternatives: "academic schedule" or "school timetable".
Readjusting to an academic timetable after spending time abroad can be a shock.
I have found, in my extensive searching, very few jobs that are consistent with a demanding academic timetable.
Bath students oppose move to single exam period More than 2,300 students at the University of Bath have signed a petition opposing proposed changes to the academic timetable, according to Bath Impact.
The seven that agreed to take part (44%) were categorised into two groups based on information about the proportion of core teaching sessions deemed to be problem-based in the second-year academic timetable.
Extending any shift system would mean changing academic timetables or even using classrooms to feed pupils.
The online discussion ran for 5 weeks due to the different academic timetables at both places.
Data collection lasted from October 2013 to February 2014, time period during which the study target population was not expected to be on vacation according to their academic year timetable.
Some 100 pilot schools are trying out a new timetable, with academic subjects in the morning and sport in the afternoon (only 20% of secondary-school pupils now take part in school team sports).
How can organizational design react to these changes in something close to real time rather than on the timetables of academic research and HR practice that have historically been measured in years or even decades?
Hertfordshire advertises along the timetable of the academic year, with applications deadlines set in January and first round interviews and assessment centres held in May for a summer start.
"The CET type offers both men and women the opportunity to contribute as academic faculty without the demanding timetable for research and publication that is typically associated with TTT appointments," the authors write.
