The phrase "advice sessions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to meetings or gatherings where advice is given or sought, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "The university offers weekly advice sessions for students to discuss their academic concerns with advisors."
Alternatives: "consultation meetings" or "guidance sessions".
We'll be running a series of these live advice sessions to help equip you with professional expert opinions.
My own credit union hosts free money management advice sessions for members who are not eligible for a loan.
He often streams investment advice sessions for his fans on YouTube and chatting on a private Discord server.
Islington Law Centre is efficiently run, supported by the local council and close to large City law firms whose solicitors volunteer to run pro-bono, evening advice sessions.
She's an ambassador for Barclays LifeSkillss programme, which works with schools, employers and young people, fixing them up with work placements and running advice sessions like this one.
1 01 AM May 7th via twidroid Week 1. Advice sessions this morning then work to setup office, employ staff and complete councillor duties.
This includes a free advice session and one free federal and state e-file.
Does routine physiotherapy reduce functional disability compared with a single assessment and advice session in people with low back pain?
Corbyn had not only timed his 24 non-revenge non-reshuffle perfectly to undermine himself, but then came the advice session.
The most common such scheme is the C-card, the most successful of which allows young people to obtain free condoms once they have been through an information and advice session with a trained counsellor.
In one of his most influential papers, Dr. Edwards described how he and a team of researchers, in 1977, compared the effects of a standard long-term counseling program for heavy drinkers with a single "advice" session.
