enrolment

noun (enrolment, enrolments) — UK, Australia, NZ, Ireland spelling; US enrollment

«enrolment» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Enrolment is the act of joining a school, course or club by putting your name on the list. tree →
Enrolment is the number of people who have joined. tree →

In the lessons

In school life: enrolment day, enrolment forms, the school's enrolment numbers. In maths problems: comparing enrolment between years or classes, finding totals and percentages. Phrases: enrolment form, school enrolment, open for enrolment.

Examples

Enrolment for the new term starts next week. tree →
Fill in the enrolment form. tree →
The school's enrolment is 450 pupils. tree →
Enrolment in the drama club went up by 12. tree →
The enrolment fee is 20 pounds. tree →
Online enrolment is quick and easy. tree →

Note

Spelling: one l in UK English (enrolment), two in US English (enrollment). Countable for the numbers (enrolments rose), often uncountable for the act. In maths: enrolment going up from 400 to 450 is a rise of 50.

On Mova

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