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HWA CHONG INSTITUTION
CURRENT AFFAIRS TRAINING & ASSESSMENT 2013
DEPLOYMENT OF TRAINERS / ASSESSORS
TERM ONE
Dates of Training (Fridays)
Sec. 1 & 2 – 22 February
Sec. 3 & 4 – 1 February & 1 March
Time of Training : 12.30pm – 1.30pm
Venue : Respective classrooms Name of Trainer/Assessor | Names of Student Assessors | Class | Bryan Lum | 3A1 – Chung Tzu Kuang / William Tay | 1A1 | Anuradha Boyanapalli | 3A2 – Low Ming Lim / Zhang Zhenglin | 1A2 | Sukhdevi Kaur Grewal | 3A3 – Chong Jun Hoe / Bryan Low | 1A3 | Stephanie Choo | 3S1 – Ethan Tan / Lor Jun Heng | 1A4 | Lina Yong | 3S2 – Wang Jiale / Billy Yang | 1I1 | Shirley Lim | 3S3 – Abraham Sui / Glen Vintario | 1I2 | Jaya Ranee | 3S4 – Teoh Zhi Xiang / Han Mingxuan | 1I3 | Raj Priyahlatha Nainar | 3P1 – Illio Suardi / Song Mingwei | 1P1 | Huo Yasi | 3P2 – Aaron Lin / Ethan Looi | 1P2 | Esteban Juan Karplus | 3P3 – Chia Chu You / Thomas Toh | 1P3 | Liew Pei Li | 3O1 – Elmer Yap / Royce Chan | 1O1 | Eugene Chua | 3O2 – Averyl Seah / Justin Ho | 102 | Tan Yew Hui | 3O3 – Lawrence Liang / Gabriel Loye | 1O3 | Christopher Leow | 3H1 – James Ee / Chua Wei Rong | 1O4 | | Standby – Chong Han / Lucas Teo (3B1), School Debaters | | | | | Peter Gilbert | 4A1 – Ng Aik Yang / Xavier Shee | 2A1 | Mervin Cohen | 4A2 – Javier Toh / Tan Ye Kai | 2A2 | Daniel Siew | 4A3 – Lye Yu Xuan / Darryl Hwang | 2A3 | Jean Ng | 4B1 – Chen Bo Han / Lim Wan Jie | 2A4 | Ng Mui Eng | 4I1 – Keven Loo / Ong Yu Hann | 2I1 | Jenny Wong | 4I2 – David Boo / Kyle Foo | 2I2 | Susan Soh | 4B2 – David Hu / Lin Wei Han | 2I3 | Kalavathi d/o Ganesan | 4P1 – Justin Foo / Ng Jia Sheng | 2P1 | Jeyalatha Balasingam | 4P2 – Wesley Chai / Bryan Chia | 2P2 | Name of Trainer/Assessor | Names of Student Assessors | Class | Juliana Ho | 4P3 – Robbie Tan / Zeng Fan Pu | 2P3 | Edmund Teo | 4H1 – Raphael Chang / Justin Lo | 2P4 | Chan May Lun | 4O1 – Edwin
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