The phrase "workshop programme" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a planned series of educational or training sessions that focus on a specific topic or skill. You can use it whenever you want to talk about a structured program or syllabus for a workshop. For example: "The conference offered a workshop programme on leadership development for young professionals." "Participants in the entrepreneurship workshop programme learned valuable skills in marketing and financial planning." "We have created a new workshop programme for our employees to enhance their communication skills."
Jessie is responsible for developing DiA's Citizenship Workshop programme across Greater London and supporting young volunteers.
The workshop programme at the Globe is called Lively Action for good reason.
At the end the sixth formers asked for more, and the workshop programme developed from there.
To evaluate the learner's perspectives on a novel workshop programme designed to improve skills in biostatistics, research methodology and critical appraisal in oncology.
Apart from temporary conceptual exhibitions in the museum and its minimalist pop-up space, the Galerie des Ponchettes down on the waterfront, Mamac also runs a workshop programme.
It is also holding a two-week intensive workshop programme for those made redundant, and has set up a helpline for Woolworths's staff.
Some 700 people have taken part in Nature Workshops programmes over the past two years, including corporate groups, schools and families.
These workshops were followed by a three-day, Beyond Zero Workshop training programme where frontline employees were taught how to deliver workshops to their peers.
The Department of Health (DH) in partnership with the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) commissioned a pilot workshop training programme for GPs and other members of primary care teams across England to learn about carers.
Based on available guidelines [ 4], a survey of local senior clinicians and a consensus workshop, the programme will consist of stability and postural correction exercises, general mobility, therapeutic strengthening and stretching exercises supported by an individualised and written exercise sheet that changes over time in line with exercise progression, using PhysioTools, a computer package.
Among its 8 plenary sessions and 4 evening workshops, the programme includes a 1-day plenary session on 'Risk assessment - state of the art', organised jointly with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation
