The phrase "after programme" is correct and usable in written English, depending on the context.
It can be used to refer to something that occurs following a specific program or event.
Example: "We will have a discussion session after the programme concludes."
Alternatives: "following the programme" or "subsequent to the programme".
The children's ability to identify as well as show an understanding of specific economic concepts was assessed three times: (i) before programme implementation to obtain baseline data, (ii) soon after programme implementation to evaluate the impact of the programme, and (iii) one month after the end of the programme to test the stability of the change over time.
The study showed that although development interventions such as World Bank aided Integrated Watershed Development Programme, etc., showed promising results in regenerating the resources; the lack of follow-up required after programme withdrawal might cause the deterioration of resources accrued during such regeneration activities.
The other presenters get two films each, but the series is unfortunately sequenced so that Beard disappears after programme four while Olusoga doesn't turn up until the sixth edition (which means that none of his work has yet been released for preview).
Short-run estimates are defined as effect estimates based on outcomes observed up to two years after programme start.
They are strongest and already emerge 6 to 12 months after programme entry for work opportunities with regular earnings.
Second, we define the short run as up to twelve months after programme start rather than 24 months.
In the US, Oprah Winfrey hosted a special after-programme about abuse.
Eligible students were invited to the after-school programme after they had completed the baseline survey.
There was no helpline number after programmes and you didn't call the BBC and say I want to do something about that.
Perhaps they should start an after-care programme.
An after-care programme continues to offer support once the training is over.
