"monthly class" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about classes that meet once a month, or a class that lasts for one month. For example, "I'm taking a monthly class on salsa dancing every Tuesday for the next four weeks."
Daily drop-ins and monthly class passes are available.
Animals Sketch anything from a wolf to a Burmese python at Wild Life Drawing's monthly class in London.
NEW YORK Blossom and Branch, a design firm based in Brooklyn, offers a monthly class in Lower Manhattan, which generally costs about $150 for three hours, as well as private parties, including "Bodega Flowers 101," a lesson focused on ordinary flowers from the corner grocery: (347) 422-7066, blossomandbranch.com.
Plus, they offer a free monthly class on maintaining your investment.
In August 2008 the program introduced the Freshman Wilderness Experience, which couples a week-long backpacking trip on the Appalachian Trail with a monthly class to assist students in transitioning from high school to college life.
All apparel and accessories Benson sells are under $100, according to her site, and she has begun offering a monthly class on how to make a profit as a "mobile retail business".
Two members of the Mark Morris Dance Group, with a composer and pianist, began giving free monthly classes for the BPG.
The inventory includes 80 offerings from a rotation of about 150; Mr. Park also gives monthly classes.
He teaches monthly classes at Google's headquarters in Dublin and says there are three ways that mindfulness can help you at work.
The Westchester Recorder Guild attracts players from all points on the spectrum to its monthly classes and practice sessions at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Pleasantville.
Gelong Thubten, a Tibetan Buddhist monk who teaches monthly classes at Google's headquarters in Dublin, says the danger of learning mindfulness without the guidance of an experienced practitioner is that there is no one to turn to if mental difficulties arise.
