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The phrase "an exchange programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured program that allows individuals to swap places or experiences, often in an educational or cultural context.
Example: "The university offers an exchange programme that enables students to study abroad for a semester."
Alternatives: "a study abroad program" or "a cultural exchange initiative".
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He began an exchange programme in business studies in August.
There remains an exchange programme in place, and both schools promise to extend support to the 650 alumni.
I recently met a Russian who was teaching at an English school as part of an exchange programme.
They also made infrastructure improvements for individual farms and created an exchange programme for Canadian and Cuban farmers.
They even suggested that she wouldn't be able to study abroad as part of an exchange programme in Costa Rica.
Gou said he was already in discussion with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology about establishing an exchange programme.
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But I still am heavily Catholic- and Christian-influenced" After finishing his studies, he worked briefly as an administrator on an educational exchange programme before becoming a full-time writer.
Earlier studies abroad--he graduated from a US high school and participated as an undergraduate in an ERASMUS exchange programme between the Universities of Freiburg and Sussex--had whetted his appetite for living abroad.
Erasmus: Run by the British Council, Erasmus is an educational exchange programme for higher education students, teachers and institutions in the European Union.
She went on to do a health exchange programme in the Himalayas, spending a month camped out in an area that has limited access to healthcare.
The Jamaican under-16 netball squad is playing a team selected from Birmingham under a cultural exchange programme leading up to the Games.
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