Sentence examples similar to ten-year course from inspiring English sources

1894 P&S adopts a four-year course of study.

In 2003 the Chemical Engineering Programme at the University of Cape Town introduced a mandatory 4th year course on Business, Society and Environment.

Most elementary schools thus provided an eight-year course of study.

The Post Office Engineering Department, which never accepted the traditional pattern of apprenticeship, developed a three-year course for recruits.

It was a two-year course, but I went through it in 14 months.

The first ideas centered on a single two-year course covering literature, music and visual art.

A compressed two-year course might be appropriate to fit the old polytechnic bill for technical training, but that would not equate to the outcome of the standard four-year course now offered in engineering.

All three secondary schools were for students who had completed the six- or four-year course of primary education.

Students earn three Regents credits for this three-year course, which is taken in addition to biology, chemistry and physics.

It is a three-year course, involves several internships, and evidently its graduates are given a fantastic schooling.

The higher schools were remodeled after the German Gymnasium and the French lycée and offered a seven-year course.