Sentence examples for course structures from inspiring English sources

The biggest change is the heavy concentration on final exams taken at the end of a two-year GCSE course, bringing the end of modular course structures and the use of classroom assessment in pupils' final grades.

In the 13 years since its inception, this two-year executive programme - delivered by a consortium of six leading European schools - has overcome many of the perceived weaknesses of other flexible MBA course structures.

In recognition of the need for flexible working arrangements for some target groups – including unemployed single mums, and mums returning to work – a range of course structures will be made available, from full-time to both part-time and evening courses.

This, claims the council, is mainly the result of antiquated course structures and academic degrees, which last 5 years on average.

These two programmes have different goals and course structures, and they have some differences with respect to obtaining a teaching license.

Instructors should think about their course structures and, if possible, work with administrators to adapt them for better alignment to the tools that support instructional goals.

He also thinks course structure is important.

Such intellectual risk-taking is in essence why the King's staff slot securely into the course structure at Shrivenham.

The course structure is stressful and they have to do night rotations and long hours, but we are most concerned about spiralling debt.

Fig. 1 MATH 1010 new course structure.

"I enjoyed the consistency of the course structure.