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External sources (not reviewed)

[...] training so that more practitioners can bring arts to persons with disabilities.

[...] [...] sharing, and meet other necessary expenses [...] [...]

) The lead applicant and/or the relevant designated local public research institute are required to disseminate the project deliverables and promote technology transfer to industry through workshops, seminars, licensing or consultancy, etc.

The CFS would work with Hong Kong Accreditation Service to provide more information and guidance to private laboratories, including a workshop for laboratories on 29 July 2009 and another round of inter-laboratory comparison exercise for private laboratories in September 2009.

The implementation of many approved initiatives have involved the participation of staff across all Faculties, including the design and development of the Common Core Curriculum, workshops for developing CLOs and assessment standards, the establishment of an Assessment Resources Centre (AR@HKU), and the formulation of and follow-up on programme-specific action plans to take forward issues identified in the HKUSLEQ and TPGLEQ.

The educational activities include primary and secondary education as well as language courses, whereas the professional training activities comprise professional qualification certificate programmes, such as library management, professional make-up, magazine editing and varied workshops, for instance, on handicrafts, carpentry, hardware, manufacture of garment and shoes, laundry, maintenance of cars, etc.

[...] [...] including community charrettes, where most participants [...] [...]

Separately, through the Department’s continuous research and promulgation of results via internet and workshops, best practices on accessibility are promoted to the fellow professionals for application in their projects, and public’s awareness of universal accessibility has been raised.

[...] [...] organised workshops for the local trade.

The 7+1 programme on Entrepreneurship for Design and Creative Professionals jointly organized by Hong Kong Design Centre and CUHK Center for Entrepreneurship is one of such workshops.

Since 2007, the HAD has allocated resources to those districts with a higher concentration of new arrivals and the disadvantaged in the community, to facilitate district organizations to organize activities (such as workshops, interest classes, visits, camps and other activities) to assist those newly arrived in Hong Kong to integrate into the local community as soon as possible.

In order to increase the knowledge of the general public on opinion studies, and to lift the overall professional standard of the local community, POP has conducted many public opinion lectures and workshops for the local society, which introduce the operation of opinion polls, the interpretation and misuse of opinion data by the media, the appropriate ways of mastering public opinion, as well as the interactions between society and public opinion.

In addition, we will organise an education programme jointly with a social enterprise with a view to enabling students and youths to have a correct understanding of various capabilities of persons with disabilities, and learn to respect differences and the inherent dignity of persons with disabilities through interesting workshops, experiential activities and inter-school competitions, so as to foster a discrimination-free culture and encourage them to work together to create a barrier-free society.

We can assist you to better manage the changes and introduce you to supports such as respite care, workshops and carer support groups.

Responding to the 9th Shanghai Biennial’s theme of “Reactivation”, we attempt to track the history of art and technology through our workshops focusing on the theme of IMMERSION in order to redefine the field and its development in the future, thus to reflect on man and the social environment he’s living within.

Approximately 500 students aged between 12 and 17 will enjoy this fantastic opportunity to attend the chefs’ workshops and learn about the diversity of tastes and flavors and improve their cultural and linguistic understanding at the same time.

Activities under the projects which may be supported by SDF include seminars, workshops, conferences, exhibitions, research studies, award schemes, codes of best practices, databases, service centres, support facilities and technology demonstration.

[...] workshops and workshops Swiss La Chaux-de-Fonds, [...] [...]

d) Education Corner – The programme, an important educational element of BODW, was organised by PolyU and Hong Kong Design Institute to enable secondary school students to experience design process and inspire them to develop their creative talents.

To this end, the Group consistently provides staff with ample training opportunities in the fields of management skills, customer service, product knowledge, industry trends and language proficiency, via various workshops and seminars.

Kwun Tong is now home to over 1,000 independent artist studios, band rehearsal spaces, street art workshops and film post-production houses that appeared gradually after the regime change of the city.

We invited two Audio Description specialists, Mr. Joel Snyder, President of Audio Description Associates, LLC from the United States and Dr. Chao Yaly, Chair of the Board of the Public Television Service Foundation and Chair of the Board of the Chinese Television System from Taiwan, to conduct a workshop in last July.

This is again similar to those popular suggestions from the brainstorming workshop, i.e. outdoor performances (organized and spontaneous); outdoor mini-concerts; festivals and carnivals; outdoor exhibitions (fixed and temporary); competitions (public, charities, etc.) (see Appendix D) except that “competitions (public, charities, etc.)” has not been suggested in this exercise.

[...] [...] organising a workshop to enhance effective communication and foster collaboration between employers [...] [...]

Further topics discussed in presentations and interactive workshops included risk management, reinsurance, actuarial modelling, issues related to products that cover biometric risks such as disability, critical illness and long-term care as well as aspects of preferred life concepts.

This class’ curricula include the profuse contents of digital and derivatively art, software art, game, theoretical research on the history of experimental media art; communication media, linguistics, micro-information; sculpture, space art and bio-technology; sound art and tele-information technology; interactive art, human consciousness, tele-communication technology, and etc.  International masters of new media art and young artists will discuss the benign interaction between science and art together.

[...] [...] (see list below) will run parallel workshop [...] [...]