Sentence examples for overseas courses from inspiring English sources

EDUCATION A plan is in the works to offer scholarships to Japanese students taking short-term overseas courses, the Japanese education minister, Hakubun Shimomura, said.

TOKYO — To encourage more Japanese youths to study abroad, a plan is in the works to offer scholarships to those taking short-term overseas courses, the Japanese education minister, Hakubun Shimomura, said during a visit to Washington.

Doctors graduating from any medical school recognised by the World Health Organisation may in theory at least, and provided they pass a qualifying test apply for jobs in the developed world.Already some small independent outfits are teaching students overseas courses in London.

How will the overseas course work appear on my Stanford transcript?

He sees a relatively low incidence of smoking among his students, but during the overseas summer courses 'They're smoking like crazy.' Somewhere on a desk in his office, there is a reply to a letter he wrote to health secretary Alan Milburn in which he complained that the Labour government wasn't honouring its commitment to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship.

"This is a story that ran in a newspaper about spending £350,000 over three or four years on overseas training courses.

Referring to recent media reports on the number of high earning managerial posts and the high cost of overseas training courses, the minister said he was not in the business of talking about stories that distorted the facts.

Overseas, of course, Tibet is a symbol of persecution, personified by the Dalai Lama.

There's nothing wrong with Britons spending money overseas, of course; it's just that other people aren't spending as much over here as we'd usually expect them to.

Your golfing education may never be complete until you've stepped on the tee at an overseas wonder course, but many believe you need never leave these shores to savour the best links golf on the planet.

Samuels and five other Princeton undergraduates met the boys during their first week of the course "Reporting on the Front Lines of History — in Greece". The seminar, part of the Ferris McGraw Seminars in Journalism, was the first overseas journalism course Princeton has offered.