The phrase "auxiliary courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional or supplementary courses that support a primary area of study or training.
Example: "The university offers a variety of auxiliary courses to help students enhance their skills in their major fields."
Alternatives: "supplementary courses" or "supporting courses".
Online courses represent auxiliary income to support bricks and mortar and to increase brand recognition globally.
To respond to the scarcity of skilled health providers, the government embarked in the early 1980s in training substitutes for skilled health professionals: training courses for auxiliary midwives (accoucheuses auxiliaires), male midwives (maïeuticiens d'état) and clinical officers (attachés de santé) were created.
Plus of course the auxiliary staff, cash, wide-ranging powers, and unlimited technology that your garden-variety flatfoot wouldn't even dare read about lest he get too carried away.
Using particle filtering, we are able to reconstruct traces of voltages and estimate the time course of auxiliary variables.
Training efforts were then scaled up through a modified IMCI course for auxiliary staff.
It's important to know that this is an all-in-one device, delivering inputs for optical/digital sound, auxiliary input, Bluetooth, and of course radio via an FM/AM tuner.
The Clarkson/May vehicle of choice is a diesel-powered Toyota Hilux pickup, modified for Arctic duty with 38in studded snow tires, massively flared fenders, revised gearing, an auxiliary fuel tank and, of course, winches.
This study examined the usefulness of integrating information literacy as an auxiliary workshop into a postgraduate Food Processing course, with the focus on course and subject related information.
Middlebury College operates the Bread Loaf School of English a summer schedule of graduate literature, writing, and theatre courses held on an auxiliary campus in the nearby Green Mountains which culminates in the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
Of course, if no suitable auxiliary variable(s) can be identified, design-based inventory can only use simple random sampling.
