preparatory scheme

noun phrase
UK /prɪˈpærətəri skiːm/
US /prɪˈpærətɔːri skiːm/

A preparatory scheme is a plan made ahead of time to get ready for something.

The school made a preparatory scheme to help new students feel welcome.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A structured course or program designed to prepare students for a particular exam or level of study.

She enrolled in a preparatory scheme for the entrance test.

3. A financial or insurance arrangement set up in advance to cover future needs.

The company set up a preparatory scheme to fund staff training.

4. A preliminary outline or blueprint used before a main project begins.

The architects drafted a preparatory scheme before the final design.