Collocations for syllabus - noun
ADJECTIVE
class (esp. AmE),
course
Professors will want to develop their own course syllabuses.
Professors will want to develop their own course syllabuses.
exam,
examination
(both esp. BrE)
A level, FCE, GCSE, etc.
college, school (esp. BrE), university (esp. BrE)
geography, history, mathematics, etc.
online, sample
sample syllabuses for undergraduate courses
A level, FCE, GCSE, etc.
college, school (esp. BrE), university (esp. BrE)
geography, history, mathematics, etc.
online, sample
sample syllabuses for undergraduate courses
VERB + syllabus
design,
develop,
write
follow, offer, teach, use
The courses do not follow the syllabus of any particular examination board.
Several schools in Britain already teach this syllabus.
follow, offer, teach, use
The courses do not follow the syllabus of any particular examination board.
Several schools in Britain already teach this syllabus.
follow,
study
Students follow different syllabuses according to their ability.
Students follow different syllabuses according to their ability.
change,
revise
(esp. BrE)
the need to revise the history syllabus
the need to revise the history syllabus
cover,
get through
It was impossible to cover the syllabus in a year.
It was impossible to cover the syllabus in a year.
syllabus + VERB
contain sth,
cover sth,
include sth
Does the syllabus cover modern literature?
Does the syllabus cover modern literature?
PREPOSITION
from syllabus
questions from last year's syllabus
questions from last year's syllabus
in a/the syllabus
Let's include that in this year's syllabus.
Let's include that in this year's syllabus.
on a/the syllabus
Is calculus on the syllabus?
Is calculus on the syllabus?
syllabus for
some syllabuses for basic courses in geography
some syllabuses for basic courses in geography
syllabus in
the course syllabuses in arts subjects
the course syllabuses in arts subjects