"take up courses" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to enroll or participate in classes or courses. Example: "I have decided to take up courses in business management to improve my skills and advance my career."
The government says it has tightened up the rules on students from outside the European Economic Area applying for visas to take up courses in the UK.
A school in Bradford has opened a building site on its own premises in a bid to encourage its students to take up courses in the construction industry.
More information at http://www.gyanfinder.com/ To take up courses online from home.
Mark dates on your calendar when your going to movies, parties, shopping, concerts, work, social events to keep organized and remember when your going somewhere Take up courses that interest you.
Those going on to higher studies or needing greater competency in English could take up language courses that should be made widely available.
While the commission and health boards approach individual units with offers to take up the courses, patients have the final say in whether or not they attend.
The gang responded that they had nothing against the soldiers, but that holding them had brought attention to their demands which now included immunity from prosecution, safe passage to the UK to take up university courses, and guaranteed acceptance to the re-formed Sierra Leone Army.
"Our students sacrifice much to take up this course and work extremely hard while they are here.
Sales taxes on clothing and school supplies and fees for bus fare and car registration take up, of course, a far bigger slice of a poor household's budget than they do from the rich.
In my first year, it was relatively common for students to transfer to different subjects, or even drop out entirely, only to take up another course a year or several years later.
A spokesman for St Hugh's said: "The requirement that postgraduate students provide a financial guarantee in order to take up their course place at the University of Oxford is made clear to potential applicants.
