"to give a workshop" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to lead or present a workshop, which is a type of educational or interactive activity where participants learn new skills or information. Example: I was invited to give a workshop on time management at the annual conference.
Sunday My turn to give a workshop on the Making of a Show Garden, a behind the scenes at Chelsea talk on exhibiting at an RHS show.
Aron Kader performed with Axis of Evil before he was asked by Amman officials to give a workshop for young Jordanians.
So when Mr. Podany was asked to give a workshop in Istanbul in 1999, he decided to take a different approach, structuring it in a way that invited more grass-roots involvement.
Jazz at Lincoln Center came trundling over that bridge on Oct. 2 to jam with Cuban stars and teenage students, to give a workshop for children and to perform four concerts with a lineup of Cuban players that included Chucho Valdés Eliade Terryy, known as Don Pancho, the country's foremost chekeré player; Bobby Carcassés; and Orlando Valle, known as Maraca.
A therapist is planning to give a workshop at the library called "Finding Hope After Losing a Job," while also offering advice to library employees who are increasingly being thrust into the role of first responder to emotionally distraught patrons who view them as confidantes.
I have a long-standing interest in architecture and arranged to give a workshop at the Academy of Architecture in Maastricht.
Recently, while traveling to Arizona to give a diabetes workshop, I was struck again by the lack of knowledge and urgency many physicians have regarding diabetes.
She also had the opportunity to present at Playground, 2016 sexuality conference in Toronto, and wass recently been invited to give a breakout workshop at the prestigious at the Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity in Hawaii this spring.
A TBL expert visited to give a lecture and workshop to train faculty, review written materials and co-facilitate a session.
In 2014, we were invited by a festival to go to the island of Azores and give a workshop [and we also invested a lot in] in lectures, conferences, and universities.
Castro arrived in Honduras on 1 March to give a series of workshops to Cáceres's organisation, the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organisations of Honduras (Copinh), about alternative energy.
