B1nounworkeducation
US/ˈwɜːrk.ʃɑːp/
UK/ˈwɜːk.ʃɒp/
a meeting where people learn and practice a skill together; also a room where things are made or repaired
In context
Our company held a two-day workshop on using AI tools at work.
I joined a photography workshop last weekend and learned a lot.
My uncle repairs motorbikes in a small workshop behind his house.
Words that go with workshop
verb + noun
- attend a workshopAll new teachers must attend a workshop before the school year starts.
- hold a workshopThe library will hold a workshop on writing a good CV.
- run a workshopShe runs a workshop for young people who want to start a business.
noun + preposition
- workshop onThere's a free workshop on saving money for students this Saturday.
noun + noun
- writing workshopIn the writing workshop, we shared our stories and gave feedback.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
I joined in a workshop yesterday.Correct: I joined a workshop yesterday. / I took part in a workshop yesterday.