two-trackscheme

noun
UK /tuː træk skiːm/
US /tu træk skim/

A plan that has two separate paths or ways to do something.

The school used a two-trackscheme so kids could learn in class or at home.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system with two parallel routes for moving people or goods.

The railway adopted a two-trackscheme to handle more trains.

3. A teaching plan that offers two different learning routes.

Teachers designed a two-trackscheme for fast and slow learners.

4. A business plan with two separate strategies running at once.

The company's two-trackscheme let it sell online and in stores.