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Outlook
In the light of the many new developments in the tertiary sector and the education system in Hong Kong, the Institute will experience a number of unprecedented staff changes, in particular, of its senior management in the years to come. With the solid foundation of the Institute built up by senior management and staff members over the years, I anticipate that the Institute will be able to further develop itself into a stronger and more resilient institution in spite of the personnel changes.

In response to the reduction in student numbers pertaining to the declining schooling population, the Institute will continue its collaborations with the UGC, other UGC-funded institutions, schools and educational organisations in formulating strategies to meet the challenges. In order to better utilise the facilities of the Institute, we welcome opportunities to share our facilities and thereby create synergies and additional income for the Institute. Examples include our offer of vacant student hostels to students of the Chinese University of Hong Kong as well as the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. This will help alleviate the heavy demand for hostels under the internationalisation regime while the Institute will be able to generate additional income from this under-utilised resource.

Over the years, teachers have experienced increasing workloads and work pressure which may or may not be caused by the education reforms. The spread of unfavourable news has inevitably discouraged teenagers from joining the teaching profession. Fortunately, the government has introduced a number of measures to alleviate teachers' work pressure. Among these is the provision of additional capacity enhancement grants which allow schools to recruit additional manpower support. We at the Institute will endeavour to meet the external challenges and are confident that we are able to recruit quality students, both locally and from overseas, to meet the demand for new teachers in the new arena. The Institute strongly believes that we are best positioned to serve the education sector and jointly we will bring the best education to the future generations of Hong Kong.

 

 

 
 
    Five Years Statistics of the Institute

 
   

 
 
 
 
 
Pang Yiu-kai, JP
Treasurer
The Council of The Hong Kong Institute of Education
1 December 2006

 
   
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