HKD350 / course
(including the course material from LiPACE and lectures)
Free for successful bursary applicants. In order to encourage the needy to take the first step of lifelong learning, LiPACE has set up a CBMP bursary scheme with assistance from the Women's Commission to subsidise eligible applicants to enrol courses in the programme. A two-tier subsidy structure has been introduced since 2010. Please contact us for more information.
Course Material is developed by HKMU. Students are required to attend 25-hour face-to-face lectures.
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1. CBMP Info Day
Date : 5 May
Time : 14:00-15:30
Venue : Room 203 HKMU-CITA Campus (MCC)
REMARKS:
Address : 201-203 Lai King Hill Road, Kwai Chung, N.T. (Exit A1, Lai King MTR Station)
Language: English & Tagalog
This course examines interpersonal relationships and communication skills. It is designed to help you reflect upon your own and other people's behaviours and acquire communication skills through studying cases. The course will also explore some common interpersonal relationship problems and issues in everyday life, so that you can be more aware of these when conflicts arise.
Unit 1 What is an interpersonal relationship?
Unit 2 Understanding yourself and others
Unit 3 Emotions and interpersonal relationships
Unit 4 Different types of interpersonal relationships
Unit 5 Power relations in interpersonal interactions
Unit 6 Enneagram and interpersonal relationships
Unit 7 Do we need to communicate?
Unit 8 Be an active listener
Unit 9 Be a good talker
Unit 10 Non-verbal communication
Unit 11 Assertiveness
Unit 12 Persuasion and negotiation
Unit 13 Conflict management
This course explores the intellectual, social and physiological development of children at different stages and parents' roles in each stage. It also examines problems children encounter in daily life, home accidents, illnesses and child abuse; and discusses ways to handle them.
Unit 1 On the path to growing up: overview
Unit 2 Intellectual development of children
Unit 3 Social development of children
Unit 4 Formation and development of personality
Unit 5 Child behavioral problems
Unit 6 Helping my child cope with stress
Unit 7 Family factors and their influence on child development
Unit 8 Parenting
Unit 9 Home accidents involving children
Unit 10 How to deal with sick children
Unit 11 Understanding my child’s school life (1)
Unit 12 Understanding my child’s school life (2)
Unit 13 Child abuse
Home financial management is important for every family. With proper management, not only can your family take control of your finances, but you can also realize your dreams, which need a certain amount of money to achieve. On completing this course, you will recognize the importance of family money management. You will also be able to develop, implement and review financial plans for your family. Also, your awareness will be raised about the key financial issues that a family may face, and their implications. You will, therefore, gain skills and confidence in managing your home finance well and become a smart homemaker.
Unit 1 Be a good homemaker: getting smart about money
Unit 2 Evaluate financial status to plan your family finance
Unit 3 Set financial goals for your family
Unit 4 Make and review family financial plans
Unit 5 Smart spending
Unit 6 Using credit cards and applying for loans
Unit 7 Involve your children in family money management
Unit 8 Raising children
Unit 9 Insurance
Unit 10 Accommodation
Unit 11 Tax affairs in Hong Kong
Unit 12 Plan for retirement
Unit 13 Estate arrangement
You should know society well, so as to live up to your full potential. This course aims to raise your awareness of some social issues in Hong Kong and provides you with some food for thought. You can develop yourself through self-reflection in this course, as well as active participation in social life and public affairs. This helps you to be more socially aware, so that you can be more resourceful, especially when facing gender inequality.
Unit 1 Taking the First Step
Unit 2 Womanhood in Contemporary Society
Unit 3 The Women's Movement
Unit 4 Women's Rights in Hong Kong
Unit 5 Engaging in the Community
Unit 6 Community Resources
Unit 7 Caring for Our Community
Unit 8 The Gloom and Doom of Spinsterhood?
Unit 9 Catching Up with the Digital World
Unit 10 Mass Media and Women
Unit 11 Our Voice in Politics
Unit 12 Education & Lifelong Learning
Unit 13 Women in the Workforce
This course aims to help you acquire basic computer literacy, including Web browsing, downloading and installing software, and using a popular office suite software (Microsoft Office). The ultimate goal of the course is to enable you to apply basic computer skills to solve problems in your daily life.
Unit 1 Basic computer concepts
Unit 2 Basic Windows operations
Unit 3 Internet basics (I)
Unit 4 Internet basics (II)
Unit 5 Software available on the Internet
Unit 6 Word processing tool – Microsoft Word (I)
Unit 7 Word processing tool – Microsoft Word (II)
Unit 8 Word processing tool – Microsoft Word (III)
Unit 9 Presentation tool – Microsoft PowerPoint (I)
Unit 10 Presentation tool – Microsoft PowerPoint (II)
Unit 11 Spreadsheet tool – Microsoft Excel (I)
Unit 12 Spreadsheet tool – Microsoft Excel (II)
Unit 13 Be a smart computer user
This course is divided into 3 sections: Units 1–4 on nurturing, Units 5–9 on learning, and Units 10–13 on establishing a family and a career. Each unit focuses on a different theme, which sets out as follows-
Unit 1 Parents: the lifelong coaches of children
Unit 2 Nurturing children with moral qualities and correct values
Unit 3 Recognizing and managing children's emotional problems
Unit 4 Nurturing a positive personality in children
Unit 5 Education at home and at school
Unit 6 Changes in the local curriculum and academic structure
Unit 7 Roles of parents in children's studies
Unit 8 Strategies for choosing a school
Unit 9 Pathways for further education
Unit 10 Career planning
Unit 11 Developing mutual understanding with children before marriage
Unit 12 Getting along with married children
Unit 13 Grandparenting
This course is divided into three sections: Unit 1 introduces what food safety is and explains the health and social impacts of food incidents. Units 2–4 explore the factors affecting, and the challenges to, food safety in the modern 'from farm to folk' food production chain. In the last part of the course, Units 5–13 suggest ways to prevent the occurrence of food incidents, particularly foodborne diseases.
Unit 1 Introduction to food safety incidents
Unit 2 Good and bad micro-organisms and food contamination
Unit 3 Food poisoning
Unit 4 Food additives
Unit 5 Understanding the information and labels on food packaging
Unit 6 Fresh food
Unit 7 Processed food
Unit 8 Genetically modified food and organic food
Unit 9 Food allergies
Unit 10 Food handling
Unit 11 Safety of food packaging and utensils
Unit 12 Personal and environmental hygiene
Unit 13 A food safety plan
8/F-11/F, Tower 2, Kowloon Commerce Centre, 51-53 Kwai Cheong Road, Kwai Chung, N.T.
(Exit E, Kwai Hing MTR Station )
201-203 Lai King Hill Road, Kwai Chung, N.T.
(Exit A1, Lai King MTR Station)
