Sentence examples for course at a school from inspiring English sources

He took a course at a school in central France, and then found a low-level job in a small artisanal bakery ("All pastry; not bread or boulanger work of any kind") in Paris's blue-collar Nineteenth Arrondissement.

This paper discusses the development of a new clinical skills course at a school of nursing and midwifery in London.

Over 400 children are taking part in the course at a school in Rumonge.

After college, he worked for a while at a music-merchandising-and-licensing company and took courses at a school of naturopathic medicine, in London.

The Lean Methodology course, taught at a school of nursing located in the southeast, is designed to push the boundaries of traditional disciplinary academic education and provide practical, philosophical, scientific underpinnings for graduate learning.

She was not fired, but sent on a remedial course at a party school.

A two-year MBA course at a top school typically costs about $100,000, even without counting lost earnings.

Studying for, and acquiring, these qualifications usually entails taking a full- or part-time course at a language school, of which there are hundreds around the UK.

In August, he asked to enroll in a pilot's course at a flight school there and sent $2,200 as a down payment.

One of my first jobs was teaching a university access course at a primary school in Anfield, in which young mums and dads came back into education while their children were learning or playing in the same building.

That is less than half the cost of a five-hour course at a cooking school, and you can learn at home, which saves you the heartbreak of trying to replicate the results of a professional kitchen on your electric stove, using the one burner that gets hot.