Sentence examples for signed up for courses from inspiring English sources

Just look at the huge numbers already signed up for courses offered by EdX, Coursera, Udacity and others.

University recruitment figures today showed record numbers of students had already signed up for courses this autumn - 401,540 compared with a previous highest figure of 397,670 recorded two years ago when scores of students were trying to avoid the introduction of fees of up to £9,000 a year in 2012.

Students signed up for courses in piano tuning and repair.

Just 900 students signed up for courses at UKeU which cost £50 million to establish.

She signed up for courses at university, preparing to face life after tennis.

She has signed up for courses in Italian cooking, while he dreams of nine holes and nine Morettis.

Millions of students have already signed up for massive open online courses, or MOOCs.

Most colleges reward seniority, with freshmen slotted to sign up for courses last.

In London, people working within the catering industry can sign up for courses to increase their knowledge of healthy, sustainable food for schools, hospitals, care homes and prisons.

Doctors are also filling up newspaper columns (like this one), blogging, submitting work to literary journals and signing up for courses designed to help them break into print.

You can't ignore the transport: people aren't going to sign up for courses that run in the evening if they can't get to them easily from work".