tradecourse
nounUK /ˈtreɪd.kɔːs/
US /ˈtreɪd.kɔːrs/
A class where you learn how to do a job with your hands.
My brother takes a tradecourse in carpentry at the community center.
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2. A school program that teaches practical skills for a specific career.
The tradecourse in welding fills up quickly every semester.
3. A set of lessons about buying and selling goods.
She signed up for a tradecourse to learn how markets work.
4. A route or path used by merchants to move goods.
The old tradecourse crossed the mountains between two kingdoms.
5. A planned series of exchanges between countries.
Leaders discussed a new tradecourse to lower tariffs.