What exactly is the thing – a desk that your computer sits on that you can pull around the office behind you (like one of those little dogs with the rotating legs)?
Clarification - We are holding a recreational vehicle expo and as part of this there will be lessons where people can practice towing a caravan (trailer).
Its Free and Interactive and about Towing so I have
New - Free - Interactive Towing ???
but what do I call it Lessons bring a classroom visual to me which is not what we want.
Your boss is wrong, workshop is exactly the term he’s looking for…
But you could try him out on
Practice Towing in our Trailer Workshop
Hands-On Towing Classes
(if he won’t give it the work station, at least make his meaning more obvious, ie,
Test your Towing Skill at our Towing Work Station
Not to mention "new! “Fat free” and “Fun for the Kiddies”
Lessons and Class - both give visuals of sitting down and being lectured at by a teacher.
My boss wants it to have a more hands on feel which is what is actually going to be happening, with the General Public being able to hitch-up vans to tow vehicles and get to poke around the mechanicals etc.
To me, “Work Shop” indicates a place where you build things, possibly with power tools. “Workshop” indicates an educatinal session. I’d say “Hands-on towing clinic”. This is actually something I’d be interested in, since I’d someday like to buy a horse trailer.