"programme booklet" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when referring to a booklet that lists information about a program or event, such as a show or concert. For example, "Don't forget to pick up your programme booklet when you enter the theater tonight."
The named numbers in the programme booklet could be a guide, but it's not easy to tell where "B Bop Bird" ends and "Mr Calypsonian" begins.
Noorddeen tapped out the rhythm of Beethoven's Symphony No 7 on his programme booklet as Rattle conducted his energetic musicians with the vigour and anguish of a captain trying to secure his ship in a storm.
The exercise chart supplements the programme booklet as a quick and convenient reference.
The resources (programme booklet, exercise chart and newsletter) will provide tips, recipes and menu plans and at the same time encourage goal setting for dietary and physical activity behaviours.
Carte and his manager, George Edwardes (later famous as manager of the Gaiety Theatre), introduced several innovations at the theatre, including numbered seating, free programme booklets, the "queue" system for the pit and gallery (an American idea) and a policy of no tipping for cloakroom or other services.
In this respect patient education programmes or booklets may provide additional helpful means.
The course is now a 10-session one-hour-a-week programme with a booklet given out each week.
Objective To assess the cost effectiveness of a self management programme plus education booklet for arthritis in primary care.
In the third step of the MRC framework for developing a complex intervention, a 'Caring for Couples Coping with Cancer "4Cs" Programme' and education booklet were developed according to the P-LLCF proposed in the second step.
The patients were randomised to receive either six sessions of an arthritis self management programme plus an education booklet (intervention group) or the education booklet alone (control group).
