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A new outlook for teachers
 
 
 
Seventy-seven teachers were more than happy to work during their year-end school holidays last year. But they did not spend their time in school. Instead, they were attached to over 30 organisations in both the private and public sectors, such as banking, e-learning, IT, law, tourism and hospitality.

The Ministry of Education (MOE) introduced the Teacher Work Attachment scheme to provide opportunities for teachers to broaden their experiences, enrich their teaching and ultimately enhance their pupils’ learning.

The teachers can choose the organisations they wish to be attached to for one to four weeks. The attachments can be done locally or overseas, in either private or public sector organisations. Teachers can apply for attachments during the school holidays or term time.

The teachers who participated have found the experience beneficial and have posted their reflections on the MOE Intranet. For a first-hand account of two teachers’ experience, read the story on the
following pages.

 
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