Sentence examples for shorter classes from inspiring English sources

"We're offering shorter classes, more one-session classes, and no 10-session courses the way we used to," said Martha Davis, director of the continuing education program for the Chappaqua school district.

Gyms around New York City were onto this idea well before I was: several offer shorter classes for those who are pressed for time or who simply don't want to spend their lives in the gym.

Classes (a full schedule can be found at classclassclass.org) are held at three artist-run studios in Brooklyn and typically cost $10 for two hours or more — compared, for example, with $16 for shorter classes at Dance New Amsterdam or $16.50 at Steps on Broadway, both in Manhattan.

Take shorter classes of 1 hour, 3 times a week rather 1 class for 3 hours once a week.

Shorter classes -- four or five sessions, or even less -- are increasingly popular, unlike the past, when students had to be willing to sign up for a full semester.

"And we turn out students who've been attending short classes every day, and then, without any transition, they go to college, where they meet a couple times a week for a longer period".

The service, based in New York, lets people sign up to teach and attend short classes that touch on subjects as diverse as beer tasting, photography, programming and making baby food from scratch.

Figure 1 shows a model branching structure with two points x and y, and the four shortest classes of trips between them.

Colleges and universities could also expand their life-long learning opportunities, offering short classes available to all alums that provide micro-credentials, which certify that participants have acquired specific valuable aptitudes, such as basic coding or accounting.

Long and short classes had similar densities corresponding to the peptidoglycan layer.

Face-to-face sessions took at least 3 weeks, whilst one training program featured short classes of 2 1/2 days [ 21].