Sentence examples for entry to the course from inspiring English sources

Whichever their method of entry to the course, it cannot be assumed that they have any explicit metalinguistic knowledge (here glossed as Knowledge About Language, or KAL), unless they were educated outside Australia.

The final cohort had a mean age of 18.3 ± 0.03 yr at entry to the course.

The mean age of trainees at entry to the course was 27 years (range 21 51 years).

It was therefore reassuring that those indicating at entry to the course an intention to practice rurally were performing at a similar level academically at exit from the course.

On entry to the core science course, 23.1% of all students had experienced a loss at some point.

And students may work hard to achieve A-levels only to find that the subjects they chose are not recognised for entry to the university course they had hoped to apply for.

On entry to the Core Science course, around one quarter of respondents reported that they had experienced a recent close bereavement, nearly half of these losses having occurred in the preceding 12 months.

A condition of entry to the PGCE biology course is that students have an undergraduate degree in a biological or biology-related science.

Due to his polytechnic diploma, Kevin had direct entry to the third year of the course.

Pupils with scores two points below the various course cut-off points would gain entry to those courses – if they also had a personal recommendation from their schools.

Billed as an "alternative method of entry" to the force, the two-year course will cost up to £9,000, while in-house training is salaried and free.