Sentence examples for join courses from inspiring English sources

This is usually a distinct course and you can join courses offered in many places around the world, usually for skiers and snowboarders, but also some tailored to mountaineers and rescue professionals.

Most importantly, many students are joining courses that do not support their aspirations; many struggle to achieve their career goals, and that's if they even finish their course.

Participation was assessed by tracking how many students joined course- or university-specific Facebook groups (Bahati, 2015; Bowman & Akcaoglu, 2014; Fagioli et al., 2015), visited or followed course-specific Facebook pages (DiVall & Kirwin, 2012; Staines & Lauchs, 2013), or posted at least once in a course-specific Facebook page (Rambe, 2012).

It is a pleasant time to chat casually with other CDI fellows, especially as this week the part of this year's class that is based in Stuttgart has come to join our courses (sometimes we take courses separately).

After the course, the teams were invited to join refresher courses, received regular feedback reports on patients' outcomes and had access to ZORGDRAAD.

At the same time, refusal to join integration courses will lead to cuts in benefits for refugees.

Partha Sarthi, 33, a London-based IT consultant for the Indian technology company Wipro, was inspired to join the course because of the direction his employer is taking.

Isabel Diaz, 58, was approached in the street by an outreach worker and invited to join the course run by a charity, Zirkinka.

Heavy workload at the beginning of the semester was another crucial point underlying students' motives to join the course.

The programme was accredited by three German federal states as paid five-day educational leave enabling participants in full time state employment to join the course.

Out of the 4,162 students approached through their university e-mail accounts, there were 28 failed addresses, 2 students were out of the country, 1 had left to join another course and 9 explicitly refused to participate.