An add-on course, also known as an additional course, is a course that is taken in addition to a students regular academic program. These courses are often designed to provide students with additional skills or knowledge in a specific subject area that is not covered in their regular program.
Add-on courses can be taken for a variety of reasons, such as personal interest, career advancement, or to enhance ones academic credentials. They may be offered by universities or other educational institutions, as well as by professional organizations and private companies.
Examples of add-on courses include language courses, computer programming courses, business courses, and specialized courses in fields such as healthcare, finance, or law. These courses may be offered in a variety of formats, including online, in-person, or a combination of both, and may be offered as part of a certificate program or as standalone courses.
