one-year course
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course
noun
uk/kɔːs/us/kɔːrs/
a set of classes or a plan of study on a particular subject, usually leading to an exam ...
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(Definition ofcoursefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Whilst it is currently aone-yearcourseit could and probably should be extended and expanded to two or three.
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In spite of the fact that the duration of the curriculum was reduced, the condition of a preliminaryone-yearcoursein a different discipline was maintained.
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The cost of aone-yearcourseof beta interferon treatment is around £10,000.
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One is aone-yearcoursefor 200 post-graduates, and the other a 20-week course, or a half-year course, for 100 post-experience students.
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The first was that he had taken aone-yearcourse.
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Graduates who have also undertaken aone-yearcourseof professional training receive an additional allowance of £50.
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That would require them to take aone-yearcourse.
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Persons appointed as hearing therapists are required to undertake an intensiveone-yearcourseof professional training.
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Having obtained that university degree, a prospective solicitor needs to complete aone-yearcourseto gain a final professional qualification.
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Of these about 200 were doing the two-year course and about 100 were doing theone-yearcourse.
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I fully understand the problem of theone-yearcoursestudents.
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Of this number 25 have just completed the three-year course and 25 theone-yearcourse.
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An experimentalone-yearcourseis running at a technical teachers' training college, which is also starting a special experimental "sandwich" course.
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I wish to commend the experiment of theone-yearcoursefor young men going into technical colleges as teachers.
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But none of these measures—except theone-yearcourse—can bring qualified tutors to the nurse training schools sufficiently quickly.
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I recognise that thatone-yearcourseis a post-graduate course.
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There are now ten two-year full-time courses in existence and a special full-timeone-yearcourse.
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Whether it was aone-yearcourse, a two-year course, a three-year course or a four-year course, it should be a straight, flat £1,000.
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