Sentence examples for mini-course from inspiring English sources
The term "mini-course" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a short, focused educational program or class. Example: "I enrolled in a mini-course on digital marketing to enhance my skills." Alternatives include "short course" or "brief course."
BestShot constitutes a veritable mini-course in good photography.
These days, every new Bob Dylan album comes complete with a mini-course in Bob Dylan literary scholarship.
The mini-course is offered in 12 sessions, Ms. Siebert said, in several New York City districts.
But once we did, we were able to make our way through them in chronological order, a kind of mini-course in the development of Russian ecclesiastical architecture.
When students expressed their dissatisfaction with a mini-course on Business Law, the administration not only fired the professor, but said that they would scrap the course next year if they could not find a suitable replacement.
Earlier this month, I taught a five-day mini-course in climate and communication at that university's Bren School of Environmental Science and Management and met dozens of engaged students, including Kate Ziemba (@kateziem on Twitter).
An 18-hole mini course would have a maximum par of about 54; he would have needed 16 strokes.
The founders plan to introduce teacher-curated mini-courses.
Diners who liked variety could create a meal with three, four, five or more mini-courses.
She described them as "mini-courses" with the likes of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the architect Frank Gehry, Diane Keaton and the photographer Mary Ellen Mark.
For example, because the young donors who belong to the Met's Apollo Circle have been enthusiastic about the museum's mini-courses, Ms. Rafferty said, "We might offer more of them and eliminate one large event".
