Sentence examples for practical tuition from inspiring English sources

There is, apparently, practical tuition and theoretical guidance from Cultural Anthropologist and Flirting Expert, Jean Smith.

The 10-day, internationally recognised course costs 2,7000,000 pesos (£606) and includes B&B, wi-fi and 50 to 60 hours of theoretical and practical tuition.

The young African medics have already uploaded their clinical cases, so the teachers offer interactive,'hands-on' practical tuition over the world wide web.

It is only supposed to be awarded if someone meets the loftiest standards of leadership and achievement, and exemplifies the values instilled in us over months of arduous classroom and practical tuition.

As a practical matter, tuition decisions entail yearly incremental adjustments to a base tuition, and as a consequence the public and the media tend to focus on the announced percentage change rather than examining whether the base itself reflects good value or is comparable to that in other states.

Coursework tends to be focused and practical, and tuition well below that of universities, Ms. Robinson said.

"We aim to give students practical and intellectual tuition, which, hopefully, results in their achieving the required level to get employment as soon as possible after they graduate," says Iain Robertson, head of art business at Sotheby's Institute.

Their unique approach to community-based education emphasizes hands-on courses, practical skills, affordable tuition and small class sizes.

Ask graduates to name another USC family in the city, and they'll name 10. Alumni like Craig Steele, who had a parent working at the university, attended for a practical reason: His tuition was free.

Firms such as Storopack or Rösch take on apprentices, mixing practical training with classroom tuition.

Ideal for 16-21 year olds*, the course includes plenty of practical exercises and tailored tuition, where you'll receive guidance from expert photographers.