Sentence examples for programmes on offer from inspiring English sources

Programmes on offer include a one-day workshop from the Oxford Princeton Programme, to be held in Prague in May.

Although there are quite a few specialist programmes on offer around the country, three institutions that are offering a broad-brush MA in Japanese studies are the University of Leeds, the University of Sheffield and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies SOASS, part of the University of London).

How ironic then that the first thing one notices in the 1978 schedules is the sheer variety of programmes on offer on just two television channels.

The range of programmes on offer may be restricted to a small number of specialised options.

Although some councils run their own schemes, social work lags behind other professions, such as nursing, which has 40 fully funded return-to-practice programmes on offer.

Presently, there are many middle leader training programmes on offer, including those by run by the National College for Teaching and Leadership, the Institute of Education at the university of London, NAHT Edge and SSAT.

A limited number of scholarships for academic summer programmes are also on offer.

In total, nearly 4,000 hours of the broadcaster's archived material, representing around 10,000 programmes, will be on offer.

While his employer, Whole Foods, may seem exceptionally generous, the programme, on offer to all employees with health issues, is one of the ways it aims to make the firm a more attractive place to work.

The website offers a taste of the programme on offer and the professionalism with which The Exchange operates.

Straddling the gap between North Road and the east side canal in Bute Park, the RWCMD's unique location will make it an ideal post for the programme of events it has on offer starting this June.