Sentence examples for course for young from inspiring English sources

Cohen also leads a film-making course for young people with autism and Asperger syndrome.

She also taught on an influential course for young curators at the Royal College of Art.

The theatre runs a drama course for young people in the refugee camp.

She had a course for young children, and Henry Ford II and I were two of her pupils.

With lots of tailored tuition and time for questions, it's the ideal course for young people who want to develop their digital skills – and have a whole lot of fun while doing it.

Pierre Boulez: he turned 90 at the end of March, but Boulez's 80s were a time in which he refused to rest on his laurels, creating and leading a new course for young musicians from all over the world to proselytise the music of the 20th and 21st centuries at the Lucerne Festival Academy.

If the condescending views of John Cregan about the increasing interest in teaching Latin (Letters, 29 May) are correct, one wonders why the Iris project has had such success in expanding its work across the country and why Barbara Bell's splendid Latin course for younger children, Minimus, has just exceeded worldwide sales of 150,000.

There will be about 1,500 dealers at the show, which also sponsors seminars and courses for young numismatists.

Now, in her work with PieLab, she has proposed courses for young cooks to learn about the virtues of local produce and traditional techniques.

You could also branch out into teaching for adult and community education classes whether it is subject-based teaching, access to education or employability courses for young people.

But, Singe (short for St John), 50, a paramedic who now runs training courses for young people, says he never wanted Kate to make the list in the first place.