The part of a sentence "intermediate courses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to courses that are between a basic or beginner level and an advanced level. Example: "After completing the beginner course, I will enroll in intermediate courses to further improve my skills."
In 2004 administrators at Wellesley College, a prestigious, women's-only university, mandated that in introductory and intermediate courses (with at least ten students) the average grade could not exceed a B-plus, equal to a grade-point average of 3.33.
Non-tenured full-timers are often hired to teach introductory or intermediate courses to undergraduates -- courses that most tenured and tenure-track professors, caught up in the publish-or-perish world, don't have the energy or inclination to take on.
Oxford College, as part of Emory's undergraduate bachelor's program, offers introductory and intermediate courses that contribute to undergraduate degrees in eighty-five majors, the most popular being economics, psychology, biology, business administration, neuroscience and behavioral biology, and political science.
The course timing section offered four possibilities: ultrasound courses with timing and location closely related to the annual EULAR Congresses, ultrasound courses scheduled apart from the annual EULAR Congresses, the basic or the basic and intermediate courses with timing and location closely related to the annual EULAR Congresses and the advanced course at different time.
Be sure to take the lower and intermediate courses before diving into advanced topics (for you).
Intermediate courses will focus on a wide spectrum of rheumatologic pathology.
After it, students can progress to an intermediate course and eventually a total immersion course, the wine equivalent of graduate school.
The intermediate course costs £100pp for five days (two hours per day), the All Mountain course £60pp for three days (two hours per day).
Beginning next month, she will teach two classes: the girls from last year in an intermediate course, and a new batch of beginners.
Watching a prominent rider like Mr. Chiacchia fall shook many others, especially when they learned he was competing on an intermediate course because his 7-year-old horse, Baron Verdi, was not experienced.
For years, black caddies have graduated to Augusta National, though the ladder for many went through Augusta Country Club for intermediate course work.
