"afternoon course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a course or class that takes place in the afternoon, as opposed to a morning or evening course. Example: I signed up for an afternoon course on photography, which meets every Tuesday and Thursday from 1pm to 3pm.
Guests preferring to stay in La Concha can take advantage of a series of afternoon courses linked to the morning Spanish classes.
Collaborations with workers at the company offices in Sweden mean he often comes to work early, so he has arranged with his manager to leave early for afternoon courses.
But techniques began to be increasingly computer-based and, seeing the evolution, Lawes took an evening course in Photoshop while in the US.
But I was passionate about a Saturday morning course I took, and from that I got an A in my GCSE expressive arts.
GRADING PAPERS This semester I taught a Tuesday night course at N.Y.U.'s Wagner School on economic development and urban revitalization, so on Sunday evenings I'd do my class prep; now I'm grading final exams.
What's two days out of your life?" [Even being first in line is no guarantee. On Saturday morning, course officials kept the course closed because of the rain. Golfers with tee times made by telephone simply lost them.
It is planning to add a third midnight course, Sociology 101, next spring, along with five business and science courses that will run to 11 45 p.m. Dr. Fifield said putting dynamic instructors in charge of the late-night classes was crucial.
They've also told us how much they love the flexibility that comes with this work: the freedom to pick their kids up from school, look after an elderly relative or attend an evening course.
Can I send her to you this morning?" "Of course," I replied.
