Sentence examples for catch-up courses from inspiring English sources

Many of our universities have to run catch-up courses for their new undergraduates.

Nancy L. Zimpher, chancellor of the State University of New York, said the system spends about $70 million a year conducting catch-up courses for students.

Such colleges also normally provide a range of adult, evening and day-release courses, and catch-up courses for students who did badly at GCSE.

Out-of-school girls aged 8-12 cattendend catch up courses that help them reintegrate in the formal system after one year, and for those over 12, there are basic and functional literacy courses and apprenticeships with local employers, such as tailors or other artisans.

The recent acquisitions — mostly purchases — reflect a process of both catch-up and course correction.

This approach is at the heart of some of the world's top performing school systems, such as Finland, where nearly half of pupils receive some form of catch-up tuition over the course of their school career.

"When you're trying to play catch-up on this golf course it's very hard.

Vaccination coverage in females aged between 18 to 26 years over the course of the catch-up program was between 30 and 38% for the full three-dose course [ 6].

It's tough to play catch-up at a major because the courses seem to get progressively more difficult.

Two years ago it started to admit 120 of the best students from local state schools annually to a two-year catch-up programme, with progression to degree courses for those who do well.

Of course, there are lots of options for the late catch-up viewer.