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on a course
collocation
doing a set of classes or a plan of study on a particular subject, often in order to take an exam or obtain a qualification:
We had a student teacher because our regular teacher was on a course.
I was sent on a course by my company, to learn how to become better at public speaking.
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coursenoun
She met her boyfriend when they were on a course together, learning car mechanics.
One of the advantages of being on a creative writing course is having opportunities to tighten up your writing.
Companies will not be allowed to prevent workers going on training courses if they believe they are too old.
They're going away on a training course next week.下星期他们要出去上实习课。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Classes & courses
academic year
access course
advanced
Advanced Placement
asynchronous
field trip
foundation course
grade retention
grind
homework
HyFlex
immersion course
non-class
non-degree
open admissions
open classroom
prep
the national curriculum
work placement
workshop
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