Pupils at Tiffield Church of England Primary School, near Towcester, are tucking into two-course meals at The George, a short walk away.
Participants can enjoy a leisurely late-afternoon ride along the fjord's edge and into the surrounding hills, followed by a soak in the guesthouse's hot-pot plus a two-course dinner in the pretty onsite restaurant.
Housing associations and community organisations have joined together to run the two-week course for the 16-to-18-year-olds.
The two-year course currently has students from 18 different countries, from Korea to Iceland.
The race was to pit employee teams from at least 12 corporations over a 100-mile, two-day course.
Five other players also eclipsed Keith Horne's two-day course record of 66 but Scotland's Montgomerie remained philosophical.
The 900 students arriving in Boston this summer for their two-year course were told they would be guinea pigs.
He says most exams should be taken at the end of a two-year course to make them more rigorous.
The return to a linear form, with exams at the end of a two-year course will take effect in England in 2015.
Without local authority funding, he paid his own way during the two-year course, taking a job as a sheet metal worker for a time.
A. Basic Personal Protection Outside the Home is a two-day course.
It is typically done with a half-day to two-day course in which participants learn about the nine personality types, pinpoint their own and find out what makes them tick -- and ticked off.
Putting only 10% of America's jobless men through a two-year community-college course, say, would mean doubling expenditure on training.
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The University of Arizona offers training in them for medical students and a two-year distance-learning course for doctors and nurses.
For the second stage, following the two-month basic literacy course, the mobile-based literacy programme begins.
The students will also be required to complete a two-hour training course on cultural sensitivity, the school said.
GrayBot and TerraMax, the other two course-completers, came in at seven hours 30 minutes and 12 hours 51 minutes, respectively.
In 2008, Connecticut became the first state to mandate that parents of 16- and 17-year-olds seeking a license take a two-hour training course.
Combined with other exams, this test helps determine the geographical region students will work in for the duration of their foundation programme - a two-year training course which forms the bridge between medical school and training for a specialism.
Harry, third in line to the British throne, will now begin a two-and-a-half year course with the Army Air Corps in January 2009, that could result in him seeing active service as a pilot, according to a press statement.
His pupils are male and female, around two-thirds sent on the course by their employers, including yacht-owners, aristocrats both British and foreign and the global nouveaux riches.
These rich details are part of a lively two-hour history refresher course due to air on PBS Aug. 23.
The incident happened three days into a two-week advanced riding course.
He followed his opening 62 -- one shy of compatriot Ernie Els' superb course record -- with a two-under 70 in tougher conditions on the second day on the Majilis Course at the Emirates Golf Club.
The two go together of course - if one doesn't work, then the other doesn't work.
Getting all employees to complete a two-day workshop is of course not the absolute end of the work in strengthening safety consciousness among the workers.
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From the end of 2008 to the spring of this year - so during the course of a bit more than two years - the debt of British companies fell from 122% of GDP to 109%, and the debt of households fell rather less, from 102% of GDP to 97% of GDP.
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