Sentence examples for commercial courses from inspiring English sources

There were commercial courses offering a far better standard of employability than the degree courses".

Commercial courses have a student/instructor ratio of 10 to 15 to one, Ms. Lang said.

Here in the UK, however, while there are a scattering of commercial courses, the sport remains in its infancy.

It's not just creative subjects that are growing in popularity: so, too, are marketing and commercial courses, as hobbyists look to commercialise their skills.

Cumberlege faces further allegations about the use of a Lords email address to recruit people to commercial courses her firm was organising, and about giving her business partner a Lords access pass.

"You have some good commercial courses and some bad ones, some good school courses and some bad ones," said Dr. Brad Bradshaw, the executive director of the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association.

Using a commercial course, I tell them, is like joining a health club.

Whether studying with an expensive private tutor or through a commercial course, the basic approach is the same.

Unfortunately, there are factions in the senior common room that fear a grubby commercial course might cheapen their university's academic reputation.

The average score of those who took a commercial course was less than one point higher than those who did not take such a course.

The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra pursued a more commercial course with its online "digital concert hall," in which performances were made available either live or via reruns on the Internet.