The phrase "preparation course" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a course or class designed to help someone prepare for a specific task or goal. Example: "I enrolled in a preparation course to improve my score on the standardized test."
Alternatively, one student said that she wasted her time when she attended the preparation course, then she decided to prepare for the test by herself using preparation books and materials related to IELTS.
Lisa is working on a new preparation course for people training to become volunteers.
It will also offer an SAT preparation course and college-level courses in partnership with Kean University in nearby Union.
"We have people ask, should I do it or shouldn't I do it?" said Erica Fine, Eastern regional director of BAR/BRI, the bar exam preparation course.
They attended a four-day preparation course in October and have just had the fourth of six home visits by a social worker.
Their drivers do not have to attend an 80-hour preparation course, get a physical examination or prove they are proficient in English.
The couple became friends while taking an S.A.T. preparation course, but their relationship didn't take a romantic turn until after college.
On Tuesday, it was reported that Bishop Auckland College in County Durham would be offering an "X Factor Preparation" course to students.
Finding no instant riches as a writer, I answered an advertisement for a one-week free tax preparation course from H & R Block.
Her group's site includes chat rooms, advice from experts, a message board for families and a family preparation course that can be taken online.
In 2011, the university added an additional English program for otherwise qualified Roma students struggling with the language, to enable them to enter the graduate preparation course.
