access course

British  

noun

1. (in Britain) an intensive course of study for people without academic qualifications that enables them to apply for higher education

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Example Sentences

Tracey Salisbury, chair of the ethnic studies department at Cal State Bakersfield, said she typically spends the first week of the semester holding meetings with her department, helping students navigate logistical needs such as paying tuition and setting up the online platform where students can access course discussions and assignments.

From Los Angeles Times

Professor Dillon and Dr Stag have been championing this approach in a series of webinars and a forthcoming open access course for educators.

From Science Daily

When House Republicans introduced a bill that would require public schools to notify parents that they are entitled to access course material and lists of books kept in school libraries, they cited “parents’ rights” as the reason.

From Seattle Times

Universities UK, which is a supporter of the project, said: "We do not endorse censorship. This scheme is intended to ensure that Chinese students, learning remotely during the pandemic, can access course materials and are able to continue their studies."

From BBC

Charlene M. Dukes, president of Prince George’s Community College, said faculty and staff have spent spring break making sure students can access course content on any device, not just laptops.

From Washington Post