Sentence examples for holiday courses from inspiring English sources

Ann Hart There are holiday courses for those with some proficiency, but I've not seen any for absolute beginners.

Holiday Courses brings together dozens of long weekends and short breaks which focus on learning or honing a skill.

Likewise, if you want to study a language for, say, a holiday, then evening classes – or more specifically, holiday courses – may be better.

Providers of structured Easter revision courses, which have become increasingly popular in recent years, are seeing a significant rise in enquiries and early bookings for their intensive, one-week holiday courses in March and April.

As part of its training initiative, the club runs holiday courses suitable for families at its centre on Dunstable Downs, ranging from a single trial flight (£35) to a five-day programme (from £349).

If you live somewhere with a big student population or near a language school, why not consider housing a student during term times – around 35 weeks a year – or while they attend summer holiday courses?

It is set at a campsite at Sand in Taufers and describes a holiday course (or "community experience" as the instructors insist on calling it) in whitewater kayaking.

"It's a holiday course," said a club-wielding host, airily, and perhaps a little needlessly, having himself hit a good drive 150 yards beyond my companion's static sphere.

With this inspiration, I subsequently attended the annual holiday course for European students of physics and graduates at the IPP Summer University for Plasma Physics.

In the absence of one of the therapists (illness, holidays, courses, etc).

Don't discount holiday revision courses too – Oxford is full of them and students are increasingly diverse, needing EFL and subject-specific tuition.