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Marcoregano
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Location: Hong Kong
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 Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 8:53 am Post subject: NET numbers |
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Once again, apologies for the poor presentation. The first table is primary NETs (and also seems to include teaching assistants which muddies the picture somewhat), the lower one secondary NETs. No idea what 'caput' means. The source is the EDB. Figures before 2002 are not available for some reason.
Number of Native-speaking English Teacher/English Language Teaching Assistant (Primary)
Level: Local Ordinary Primary School
Year Government Aided Others (incl. DSS) All sectors
2002/03 14 145 19 178
2003/04 20 272 27 319
2004/05 18 248 26 292
2005/06 26 359 31 416
2006/07 32 415 38 485
2007/08 35 402 37 474
Number of Native-speaking English Teacher
Level: Local Ordinary Secondary School
Year Government Aided Caput Others (incl. DSS) All sectors
2002/03 30 337 7 15 389
2003/04 27 274 6 20 327
2004/05 21 207 4 17 249
2005/06 33 290 6 32 361
2006/07 29 322 5 26 382
2007/08 32 342 5 33 412 |
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Lhenderson
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Location: Shanghai JuLu Road
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What the Hell is this NET all about for people who have been busy doing other things over the years.
Mark, spell it out. And how can we benefit? |
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Marcoregano
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| Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 8:00 am Post subject: |
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| Lhenderson wrote: |
What the Hell is this NET all about for people who have been busy doing other things over the years.
Mark, spell it out. And how can we benefit? |
Native-speaking English Teacher (NET) Scheme, run by the HK Government.
You benefit by becoming a NET teacher! Plenty of info elsewhere on theis forum, or on the web ... |
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