"commenced the course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the start of a course or class, typically in a formal or academic context. For example: - "The students commenced the course with an orientation session, familiarizing themselves with the syllabus and course expectations." - "She successfully commenced the course, despite it being her first time studying a new language." - "The teacher gave a brief introduction before the students commenced the course, diving into the first lesson on basic algebra."
In October 2006, 251 students commenced the course, of whom 168 (67%) completed the GHQ-12 in April 2007.
In October 2007, a further 254 students commenced the course, of whom 160 (63%) gave consent and completed the GHQ-12 in November 2007.
The analysis consisted of: 1. basic descriptive analysis of whole cohort who commenced the course in 2007, and of the study and non-study groups, including univariate comparison of socio-demographics.
Work experience is often taken into account too, and Harper Adams ask that students complete 10 weeks before commencing the course.
In the event of the winner being unable to commence the course, Henley Business School will offer the prize to the next entrant on the shortlist, selected in accordance with these terms and conditions.
Finally, each candidate was then required to answer the same series of scenario based structured questions, as they had done prior to commencing the course (administered again by EB).
To investigate medical students' experience of personal bereavement with regard to: 1] The prevalence prior to commencing the course 2] The prevalence during the course 3] Their relationship with those who had died The medical course at Cambridge comprises a Core Science component (Years 1 3) and a Clinical component (Years 4 6).
Fourteen students commenced the year-long course, and twelve graduated.
To date, 188 participants have commenced the six-month course, with 80 having completed it.
Prior to starting the course participants completed a self-administered questionnaire to evaluate knowledge of resuscitation prior to commencing the CPR course and willingness to administer CPR.
This meant that in the light of new clinical circumstances or the emergence of new evidence, additional cardiovascular medicines, including statins and other lipid modifying treatments, could be commenced during the course of the trial.
