The phrase 'implement courses' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of introducing or enabling an educational course or program. For example, "The school board decided to implement several new courses in the upcoming semester to cater to the diverse needs of the student body."
In order help Chinese students mitigate the difficulties to adapt American instructional settings, Chinese international high schools could benefit from inviting American colleagues to visit Chinese schools and help Chinese educators to implement course designs.
The recognition of restorative practices in the law might also mean more institutions would begin implementing courses to train their students in restorative justice.
A carefully implemented course on evolution and its applications could prove highly beneficial for students and faculty affiliated with family studies and human development departments.
As an online course builder, Tara helps design, develop, and implement online courses for Duke Learning Innovation.
As a Learning Experience Designer, Heather helps design and implement online courses for several platforms including Coursera and Sakai.
In classical sociological field, social control refers to the occurrence and effectiveness of ongoing efforts in a group to formulate, agree upon and implement collective courses of action.
While there is increasing pressure to implement such courses it is important that their true effects on actual health worker performance and ideally morbidity and mortality are established.
Faculty who implement research courses under different goals should be sensitive to the limitations of either conception.
To implement such courses an involved and dedicated staff is required who might even need to invest time outside of the regular teaching time.
