As a noun workshop is workshop (course of education).
As an adjective multishop is of or pertaining to multiple shops or workshops.
As a noun workshop is workshop (course of education).
As an adjective multishop is of or pertaining to multiple shops or workshops.
As nouns the difference between workshop and workmaster is that workshop is workshop (course of education) while workmaster is a craftsman who owns a workshop.
As a noun workshop is workshop (course of education).
As an adjective nonworkshop is not of or pertaining to a workshop.
As a noun workshop is workshop (course of education).
As nouns the difference between workshop and interview is that workshop is workshop (course of education) while interview is interview.
As nouns the difference between program and workshop is that program is program, programme while workshop is workshop (course of education).
As nouns the difference between course and workshop is that course is a path, sequence, development, or evolution while workshop is a small room where things are manufactured, or light industrial work is done. As verbs the difference between course and workshop is that course is to run or flow (especially of liquids and more particularly blood) while workshop is to help a playwright revise a draft of (a play) by rehearsing it with actors and critiquing the results. As a adverb course is (colloquial).