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Common collocations with course in American Collocation

course noun countable

US /kɔrs/

taking a particular time

full-time
half-day
part-time
short
one-day, two-week, four-year etc

We were required to attend a one-day management course.

involving a lot of teaching in a short time

intensive

This is an intensive course and you should be prepared to work hard.

at a particular level

degree
diploma
GCSE
honours
MA
postgraduate
pre-sessional
undergraduate

The university offers graduate and undergraduate courses in a range of disciplines.

introductory

beginners’
foundation
induction
introductory
taster

We run taster courses for women interested in science and engineering.

involving training for a job

training
vocational

To become a healthcare professional you have to do A levels or take a vocational course.

improving your knowledge of a subject

refresher

We recommend that you sign up for a refresher course if you qualified some years ago.

officially recognized

accredited
certificated

We have developed an accredited course for library staff.

taught in a particular way or in a particular place

correspondence
distance-learning
home-study
in-service
modular
residential

A distance-learning course was introduced, making the qualification available throughout the UK.

give a course

deliver
give
offer
run
teach

I teach courses on archaeology and history.

attend a course

attend
complete
enrol on
go on
sign up for
take

Consider going on a computer course at your local college.