The UNESCO WH & ICH Tutor Training Programme (non-teachers)

The second cohort

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Course Introduction

World Heritage Education is an interdisciplinary educational program with the core values of respecting cultural diversity, inheriting and developing national culture, enhancing awareness of environmental protection and sustainable development, and promoting harmonious development of the international community. Under the three-dimensional teaching objectives of "knowledge, values and attitudes, and abilities", it involves multiple disciplines such as language and literature, history, art, geography, archaeology, architecture, science, and information technology.

“The UNESCO WH & ICH Tutor Training Programme (non-teachers)” aims to assist professional organisations and instructors who run intangible cultural heritage-related study and research activities and projects to integrate the all-round transformative education model of sustainable development education into world heritage education, encourage students to actively participate in in-depth, lively and interesting study and research activities, strengthen innovation and collaboration, focus on problem solving and interdisciplinary learning, so that Hong Kong youth can understand, study, protect and inherit world heritage and intangible cultural heritage.

The training programme is organised by the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development, integrating expert lectures and field visits. Tutors who have completed the course and passed the assessment can join the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development's recognized "Certified World Heritage and Intangible Cultural Heritage School Partnership Program".

Course Information

• Date: June 6-7, 2025 (Friday-Saturday)
• Time: 10:00-17:30 (4 lessons in total, 3 hours each)
• Participants: Tutor, Intangible cultural heritage project disseminator
• Teaching format: face-to-face
• Venue: Room 302, 3/F, Patriotic Education Support Centre, 1 Fung Shek Street, Tai Wai, Shatin, New Territories, Hong Kong
• Fee: HKD 3,800
• Certificate: A course certificate will be awarded to those who have completed the course and passed the assessment
• Deadline for registration: June 1, 2025
• Enquiries: 2312 7116/ course@hiesd.org

The UNESCO WH & ICH Hong Kong Teacher Training Programme

Past References

The First Cohort of the The UNESCO WH & ICH Tutor Training Programme (non-teachers)
The Sixth Cohort of the the UNESCO WH & ICH Hong Kong Teacher Training Programme
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Please fill in years of your working experiences, and years of your working experiences which is related to sustainable development.
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2. Acceptance is subject to the discretion of the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development (the Institute).
3. Applicants are expected to attend the course at the place and time specified in the brochure unless otherwise notified.
4. When a programme is over-subscribed, additional classes may be started in some cases. Applicants may then be notified of the new time, dates and place of meetings when necessary.
5. No refund will be made after payment.
6. No classes will be held when storm warning signal No. 8 or above/Red/Black Rainstorm Warning is in force. In that case, an alternative session will be arranged. (Classes will resume if No. 8/Red/Black Rainstorm Warning is lowered before 3:00 pm for evening classes, 12:00 noon for afternoon classes and 7:00 am for morning classes.)
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