Difference between revisions of "Hong Kong Technical Teachers’ College"
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| − | Hong Kong Technical | + | [[File:Logo of Hong Kong Technical Teacher's College.png|thumb|250px| The logo of the Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College]] |
| + | [[File:MorrisonHillTI Sign.jpg|thumb|The signage of the Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College, which formerly located at the Red Brick House. Photo credit: Dan Waters Collection, VTC VPET Repository.]] | ||
| + | [[File:RedBrickHouse1.jpg|thumb|The "Red Brick House", the former home of the Government Trade School, was once an annex of the Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College, before it merged into HKIEd (later became EdUHK). Photo credit: Dan Waters Collection, VTC VPET Repository.]] | ||
| + | [[File:32652-6.jpg|thumb|The office of Hong Kong Technical Teacher’s College in 1986]] | ||
| − | In 1994, The Hong Kong Institute of Education was established through the merger of Technical Teachers College and other 4 teacher education institutes<ref name="hkbuilding" />. It was renamed to | + | |
| + | Hong Kong Technical Teachers’ College (香港工商師範學院) was established in 1974. The technical teacher training courses were transferred from [[Morrison Hill Technical Institute]] to Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College when it was established.<ref name="briefhistorywaters" /> The office was relocated to 373 Queens Road East, Wanchai<ref name="queensroad373" /> but classes were continue being offered at the campus of Morrison Hill Technical Institute (the "Red Brick House"). Some classes were also conducted at the [[Victoria Technical School]]. | ||
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| + | In 1994, The [[Hong Kong Institute of Education]] was established through the merger of Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College and other 4 teacher education institutes<ref name="hkbuilding" />. It was renamed to the [[Education University of Hong Kong]] (香港教育大學) in 2016. | ||
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<ref name="briefhistorywaters">Waters, D. D. (2000). ''A brief history of technical education in Hong Kong 1863 to 1980 : a paper presented on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary: 12 October 2000''. Retrieved from http://repository.vtc.edu.hk/ive-adm-others-sp/14/</ref> | <ref name="briefhistorywaters">Waters, D. D. (2000). ''A brief history of technical education in Hong Kong 1863 to 1980 : a paper presented on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary: 12 October 2000''. Retrieved from http://repository.vtc.edu.hk/ive-adm-others-sp/14/</ref> | ||
| − | <ref name="hkbuilding">黄棣才 | + | <ref name="queensroad373">Google Maps – [https://www.google.com/maps/@22.2748868,114.1782598,3a,90y,194.15h,97.82t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sPN3bF8WIJPDYFltmQU8Jtg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 373 Queens Road, Wanchai] (Map)</ref> |
| + | <ref name="hkbuilding">黄棣才 (2015). ''圖說香港歷史建築 Illustrating Hong Kong historical buildings, 1920-1945'' p. 38 (ISBN 9789888340200) </ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:17, 27 July 2021
Hong Kong Technical Teachers’ College (香港工商師範學院) was established in 1974. The technical teacher training courses were transferred from Morrison Hill Technical Institute to Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College when it was established.[1] The office was relocated to 373 Queens Road East, Wanchai[2] but classes were continue being offered at the campus of Morrison Hill Technical Institute (the "Red Brick House"). Some classes were also conducted at the Victoria Technical School.
In 1994, The Hong Kong Institute of Education was established through the merger of Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College and other 4 teacher education institutes[3]. It was renamed to the Education University of Hong Kong (香港教育大學) in 2016.
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References
- ↑ Waters, D. D. (2000). A brief history of technical education in Hong Kong 1863 to 1980 : a paper presented on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary: 12 October 2000. Retrieved from http://repository.vtc.edu.hk/ive-adm-others-sp/14/
- ↑ Google Maps – 373 Queens Road, Wanchai (Map)
- ↑ 黄棣才 (2015). 圖說香港歷史建築 Illustrating Hong Kong historical buildings, 1920-1945 p. 38 (ISBN 9789888340200)