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Certificate Courses for Guidance Teachers and for Discipline Teachers (Education Department)

Refresher Training Course

(Graduate) and Principal Graduate Master/Mistress Course

(Education Department)

School Administration courses for school heads and senior teacher (Education Department)

Seminars/Teacher Development Sessions/ Workshops run by the Education Department

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Home school relationships and co-operation Consultative services for parents and teachers Communicating and interviewing parents

Helping parents develop positive attitudes and basic skills in disciplining their children

Positive communication between parents and the school

Home School Co-operation

Different roles of teachers and heads

Inter-personal communications

Handling complaints

Working with people

Understanding students from single parent families(for secondary school teachers)

Working with parents(for secondary school teachers) Orientation programme for Primary 1 pupils and their parents Effective communication with parents (for primary school teachers)

End/Wednesday, July 26, 1995

Legal Services communication channels effective

There are many channels of communication at present which are considered to be an effective way of co-ordinating legal services, the Attorney General, the Hon Jeremy Mathews, said in the Legislative Council today (Wednesday). In a written reply to a question raised by the Hon Emily Lau, Mr Mathews said the existing channels through which issues requiring co-ordination could be discussed included:

Court Users Committees in respect of civil proceedings, criminal proceedings and proceedings before tribunals;

the Standing Committee on Legal Aid;

the Judicial Studies Board;

the Legal Practitioners' Liaison Committee;