The phrase "course supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing a specific course or educational program.
Example: "The course supervisor will hold office hours every Wednesday to assist students with their questions."
Alternatives: "course coordinator" or "program director".
The Golf Course Tom Grimac has been the golf course supervisor at Tavistock Country Club for 25 years, and that means 25 springs of making sure hackers and low-handicappers alike get a chance to play the round of their dreams at one of New Jersey's most exclusive courses.
Spending the night in a car, being awakened at 4 30 a.m. by a course supervisor, hitting no practice balls (the driving range was closed), then being watched by dozens of strangers is not the most relaxing way to start a round of golf.
If you are taking a prescription medication, let the course supervisor or whoever you're working with know beforehand.
Of course, supervisors and advisers can help alleviate anxiety in the way they manage their laboratories and workplaces.
Once you've decided to explore going abroad for your Ph.D., "talk to your undergraduate lecturers and course supervisors about where the good labs are.
In fact, GTAs often comment that they are given little feedback about their teaching by course supervisors (Austin, 2002; DeChenne et al., 2012).
Of course your supervisor, or the PI on your grant, carries the primary responsibility, as your line manager, for your career development.
Of course, national supervisors failed in this task before.
Little surprise, then, that a 2-week course for supervisors at Umeå University in Sweden has become immensely popular.
In 2004, post-graduate training began for senior program staff through the advanced course for supervisors on DOTS acceleration (ACDA) to further strengthen technical and managerial skills of selected central staff and provincial supervisors.
