Ms.MOK Wai Kit, Linda	Lecturer Tel: (852)25707110 ext. 203 Email: wkmok@hksyu.edu
Academic and Professional Qualifications
M.Phil, City University of Hong Kong		9/2004
Advanced Training for Practice Teachers, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Professional Education and Executive Development		2003
Basic Training for Practice Teachers, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Professional Education and Executive Development		2002
Master of Social Work, York University of Toronto		2000
Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, City University of Hong Kong		1993
Diploma in Social Work, City University of Hong Kong		1990
Hong Kong Registered Social Worker
Certified NLP Practitioner
Work History
Lecturer, Hong Kong Shue yan University, Department of Social Work		9/2004 - Present
Fieldwork Supervisor(Part time), Hong Kong Shue Yan College		9/2003 - 8/2004
Fieldwork Supervisor(Part time), City University of HK, Department of Applied Social Studies		2/2001- 5/2004
Macao Polytechnic Institute, School of Public Administration - Social Work Program		2/2001- 5/2004
WoodGreen Community Centre (Toronto) Community Support Services Coordinator, Active Older Adults Program		1/1996-11/2000
Expertise and Interest
Elderly and intergenerational services
Immigrants services
Youth & Youth Employment,
Multi-cultural services
Research, Project & Publications
新移民老人處境 : 社會工作處理模式(當今澳港兩地社會議題論文集 - Contemporary Social Issues of Macao and Hong Kong), Macao Polytechnic Institute School of Public Administration - Social Work Program, 2002
Project - Development of Social Work Education in Shandong Province (Dec 2004 - Present), Partnershp with Shandong University of China, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, University of British Columbia , University of Toronto, McMaster University
Project - Quality Improvement Mechanisms (QIM) (Apr 2005 - Present), Social Work Bureau (Macau)Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Department of Social Work
Project - The Roots & Development of Social Work Education in Hong Kong (January 2006 – Present), Partnership with The Chinese University of Hong Kong, University of British Columbia, University of Toronto McMaster University
Research Study –Parenting Practices in the Tin Shui Wai District (January 2007 – Present)
Project -"Wellness Program"(April - August 2007), Partnership with The Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council (Rehabilitation Services)
Last Update: 3rd Feb 2008