"revision course" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to refer to a type of class or training program designed to help people review or refresh existing knowledge. For example, "I'm considering taking a revision course to help me better prepare for my upcoming exam."
Batool, who is a single parent on £29,000 a year, spent £1,400 over Easter on an A-level revision course for her daughter, Wafa, and pays £36 a week for two hours of chemistry and physics tuition.
At Easter, the couple spent £1,000 on a week-long maths A-level revision course to ensure Toby gets the grades he needs to study psychology at university.
Kraft adds that over recent years many more students who have been predicted top grades and who in the past would never have felt the need for a revision course now enrol.
This study examines whether peer-teaching, in the setting of a three-day revision course in anatomy, is effective in preparing medical students for their national anatomy exam.
97.9% stated the revision course had a positive influence on their learning.
All feedback questionnaires were collected at the end of the revision course therefore all feedback was provided at the time of or immediately after teaching delivery.
Many run revision courses during and after the school day and at weekends.
Don't discount holiday revision courses too – Oxford is full of them and students are increasingly diverse, needing EFL and subject-specific tuition.
Most of them have very specific times when their children are available because they're busy being tutored in other subjects, or doing revision courses at other times".
He explains: "Our enquiries for Easter revision courses are up by 40 per cent over last year and the key group are the Year 12s.
So they are turning in increasing numbers to structured revision courses, whether at a sixth form college or with a private tutor".
