fast-track program

noun
UK /ˈfɑːst træk ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /ˈfæst træk ˈproʊɡræm/

A fast-track program is a special way to finish something more quickly than usual.

She joined a fast-track program to become a nurse in two years instead of four.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A work or training plan that moves people ahead faster than the normal schedule.

The company's fast-track program helps new managers get promoted quickly.

3. A special process that lets something be approved or handled sooner.

The city created a fast-track program for building permits.

4. A school path that lets students finish their studies in less time.

He finished college through a fast-track program.