The phrase "achievement course" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in its meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to educational programs or training aimed at achieving specific goals or skills.
Example: "The university offers an achievement course designed to help students improve their academic performance."
Alternatives: "goal-oriented program" or "success training course".
But a heady sense of achievement coursed through me as I lay on my back and munched my emergency Snickers.
Student Emma poses with Professor Heidi Weller, who teaches professional achievement courses and provides career counseling for Berkeley Haas Global Access Program students.
Therefore, data with good psychometric properties on university students' engagement and its correlates with academic achievement, course-work fulfilment, graduation and school integration are fundamental for educational psychologists, school counsellors as well as education policy-makers.
The USEI also showed evidence for predictive validity over a set of indicators of student academic achievement, courses failed and intention to dropout.
His greatest achievement, of course, was universal health care that became the template for Obamacare.
The link between family income and educational achievement, of course, has been known for a long time.
His greatest achievement, of course, was branding himself, and his running-for-President nonsense was conceived as an extension of the brand.
That achievement of course receives plenty of attention in "JESSE OWENS," the "American Experience" episode being broadcast on PBS on Tuesday night.
Barbara's biggest achievement, of course, was the Equal Pay Act (pdf), introduced in 1970 following the strike by women workers at Ford's Dagenham plant.
To assess student performance and achievement of course objectives following the integration of a virtual patient case designed to promote active, patient-centered learning in a required pharmacy course.
