The phrase "group course" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a training course taken as part of a group, such as a workshop or seminar. For example: "I participated in a group course on professional communication skills last week."
Rebecca gave us a group course in reiki, then individual "healing" sessions.
A therapist can encourage us to examine conscious or unconscious patterns within ourselves, whereas these might be difficult to access in a one-size-fits-all group course, or if we were meditating on our own.
One 37-year-old woman who attended a group course at the Maudsley last summer said she was encouraged to try the technique after more than 20 years of suffering acute depression, anxiety and fatigue, and more recently panic attacks.
The students are offered a small group course on empirical research methods which integrates essential research-methodological content.
Eventually, Fitocracy will offer a self-service platform where any certified trainer can start their own group course and begin making money.
Fees range from $175 an hour for a private lesson with Shaw himself, to $250 for a six-week one-hour-a-week group course.
Some people group courses in how to use animals in therapy as part of animal studies.
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We can now run our national courses here, for A and B coaching licences and the age group courses.
Usually this intervention will be provided by early intervention organizations or organizations for mental or physical disabled in the forms of individual courses or group courses.
The intervention was applied as individual and small group courses (never more than three children) for children with very poor reading skills who were supported three times a week for nearly five months.
