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The 7 Applied Learning (ApL) courses (2007-09) offered by the Vocational Training Council (VTC) was commenced in September 2007. The annual Opening Ceremony for open mode students was held in two sessions on 22 September at the IVE(Morrison Hill), and representatives from the secondary schools, EDB and HKEAA and parents were invited to participate in the Ceremony.

     
Participating Students:

~900 students from 140 schools (open mode)

~80 students from 3 partnership schools (including Caritas St. Joseph Secondary School , CCC Ming Kei College and TWGHs C Y Ma Memorial College)
     

Programme Rundown of the Opening Ceremony cum First Class Meeting:

Student Registration

AM Classes

Fashion Image and Hair Design

 
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Fashion and Image Design Stream

 
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 Hair and Image Design Stream

Western Cuisine

 
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Culinary Arts Stream

 
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Bakery and Pastry Stream

Hotel Operations
   

PM Classes

Fashion Image and Hair Design

 
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Fashion and Image Design Stream

 
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Hair and Image Design Stream

Western Cuisine

 
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 Culinary Arts Stream
 
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 Bakery and Pastry Stream

Hotel Operations

Creative Multimedia Studies

Film and Video Studies

Innovative Product Design

Practical Accounting for SMEs

 
(in collaboration with the Hong Kong Institute of Accredited Accounting Technicians)
   
Opening Ceremony:

Welcome Speech

 
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Mrs. LO LEE Oi Lin, Acting Deputy Executive Director(Development), VTC

Overview and Course Arrangement of Applied Learning Courses

 
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Mr. WAN Cheong Chiu, Acting Senior Project Officer, VTC

Sharing by ApL Students of the 2006-08 Cohort

  AM Session:
 
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CHAN Ching Yi (Film and Video Studies) and CHO Pak Ying (Fashion and Image Design) from The Mission Covenant Church Holm Glad College

 

PM Session:

 
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LAU Fei Yuk (Fashion and Image Design) from Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School , and CHAN Siu Lai and LAM Yuen Yee (Western Cuisine—Bakery and Pastry Stream) from S.K.H. Li Ping Secondary School

Ceremony for Kick-off of 2007/09 Cohort

Sharing with Parents
First Class Meeting