"practice course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a course or class that involves practicing or applying a skill or concept. Example: "I enrolled in a photography practice course to improve my skills behind the camera."
THE NEXT MORNING -- Judy Chance and Maria Grimmelmann are on the practice course.
Applicants must have passed their legal practice course and commit to a two-year contract.
Until then, Mr. Woods at least has the practice course in his backyard.
You will then need to complete a legal practice course (LPC) and win a two-year training contract.
The next stage on the journey to becoming a lawyer, for all students, is the legal practice course (LPC).
As I was yet to secure a training contract, I had to fund the Legal Practice Course (LPC) myself.
Recruits to the first national, free return-to-practice course for social workers set up by the government and local councils in England are due to begin their retraining next week (November 7).
As a result, after completing a degree and spending over £10,000 on a legal-practice course, thousands of aspiring lawyers are finding themselves unable to find the trainee position they need to qualify.
ART 4001 Thesis IThis course continues the independent studio research and production of the Advanced Practice course to prepare students for ART 4002: Thesis II.
The Cider and Perry Production Science & Practicee course, held at Cornell AgriTech Dec. 3-7 drew hard cider producers from around the country to Geneva.
Professor Lionel Kimerling (far left) developed the Global Principles of Engineering Practice course that sends a group of MIT students to Japan each spring for a symposium.
