Sentence examples for fund a course from inspiring English sources

A loan is the most obvious way to fund a course.

But the church has previously turned down a suggestion from Matthews and her psychotherapist that it fund a course of study for her instead of counselling.

Many companies have reduced their training budgets but it's always worth asking if your employer will fund a course – again, make a business case for it.

Even learning the basics of a language takes dedication, focus, incentive, access to resources, time and some sort of financial commitment, be it funding a course or saying no to a shift in order to attend a class.

It is assumed that the NHS is only signposting a patient to these services, and not funding a course of non-therapy support.

The ability to fund a college course is, unsurprisingly, one of the main barriers for adults who would like to return to education (also, of course, the difficulty of studying part-time while working full-time).

This ambiguous provision seems to disallow the use of state funds for a course on religion that does not study all religions simultaneously.

That means that Kieran, who has been looking into retraining to improve his job chances, gets told his family income is too high for him to be able to count on getting any funding for a course.

Sullivan: It was really difficult to find anyone who would fund an MA course, especially as I'm doing it part-time while I'm working - a lot of places only offer funding for full-time courses.

Victoria Matthews: "You could explore what funding may be available through the NHS Business Services Authority, if you haven't already done so, or you could look at a scheme such as the professional career development loan as a way of funding a postgrad course.

Among the other issues being looked at are whether the firm funded a golf course built by the Rigases.