"undertaking the course" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about someone starting or taking on a course of study, training, or action. Example: "I am currently undertaking the course on digital marketing at the university."
All students felt they had benefited from undertaking the course.
After undertaking the course, many of the potential female business owners were actively discouraged from starting new ventures.
Lastly, undertaking the course of action that leads to its cessation (the fourth noble truth) forms the basis and the main motivating principle of the Buddhist path.
Non-medication endorsed nurses cited lack of confidence and ability as key reasons for not undertaking the course while medication endorsed nurses reported professional and personal reasons for expanding their scope of practice.
These data suggest that a mentoring system for students undertaking the course is an effective mechanism of support.
In addition, staff were informed that undertaking the course was mandatory, with potential for personal financial penalties.
She is unsure whether she would have undertaken the course had the new fees been in place, even with the chance to get a student loan.
Just as important is a convincing personal statement, outlining your reasons for wishing to undertake the course, details of relevant professional or personal experiences and future career objectives.
Policies supporting nursing education in general and for those students who are motivated but unable to undertake the course for economic reasons are urgently needed.
E-learning software systems are beneficial not only for students registered as full time programme, but also to those who undertake the course under the category of distance education.
This small study compared job satisfaction between a group of ENs with recent medication endorsement and a group who elected not to undertake the course in a small, isolated health service.
