drillcourse

noun
UK /ˈdrɪl.kɔːs/
US /ˈdrɪl.kɔːrs/

A drillcourse is a set of lessons that teaches you how to do something by practicing it again and again.

The new sailors finished their drillcourse before going out to sea.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A planned path or route used for repeated military exercises.

The soldiers marched along the drillcourse behind the barracks.

3. A series of repeated practice steps in a sport or skill.

Her coach designed a drillcourse to improve her footwork.

4. A set of emergency practice sessions, such as for a fire or safety team.

The crew ran a fire drillcourse every month.