Sentence examples for charging for courses from inspiring English sources

BarnesandNoble.com, Schwab.com and other sites have adopted this approach -- although, notably, they have so far steered clear of charging for courses.

The education minister, Simon Birmingham, says the new figures his department released on Monday highlight the "staggering" gap between what providers have been charging for courses and what a Tafe would charge.

But he notes that while charging for courses, or perhaps for those created, say, for a specific program, may be one area to consider, so might be new areas on the site, such as job listings to offer students ideas of where they may eventually be able to apply their skills.

In the suit, to be filed in a state court in Los Angeles on Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California names 35 school districts across California that list on their Web sites the fees their schools charge for courses including art, home economics and music, for Advanced Placement tests and for materials including gym uniforms.

"We don't plan to charge for courses now," Sims told me in an interview.

The latest expansion in prestigious online universities in the US includes plans to charge for courses which will count towards degrees.

Controversies exist on topics such as the nature of the reiki energy itself, fees charged for courses and treatments, training methods, secrecy of symbols, and attunement methods.

As the sport has grown, so has the organisation around it, and the commercial opportunities, with lakes across the country opening up and charging for lifeguarded courses to train in; for some, the antithesis of what wild swimming should be about.

Charging for end-of-course assessment is just one way that FutureLearn – a profit-making company owned by the non-profit OU – expects to make money.

To incentivise course creation, it has one carrot: It's giving instructors the option to charge for their courses — taking a 9percentt cut of any fees to fuel its own business model.

Podia, on the other hand, allows creators to charge for online courses, sell digital downloads and, in the most recent addition, sell memberships.