two-track program

noun
UK /ˈtuː træk ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /ˈtuː træk ˈproʊɡræm/

A program with two separate paths or parts that work together.

The school's two-track program lets students choose between art and music.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An education system that separates students into two different learning routes.

The two-track program offers a vocational path and an academic path.

3. A policy plan with two simultaneous approaches to reach one goal.

The city's two-track program combines new buses with better bike lanes.

4. A software setup that runs two versions or modes side by side.

The app's two-track program lets users switch between basic and advanced modes.