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Mon 30 May 2005

RMBR Public Gallery Guiding Workshop

Category : toddycats

A new batch of public gallery guides (undergraduates and junior college students) are undergoing a multiple-session training workshop at the Raffles Museum. Last Staurday afternoon (28 May 2005) they attended a content revision and guiding techniques session conducted by Gwynne Lim & N. Sivasothi.

Toddycat Gwynne Lim coordinating this series, and she is assisted by Alison Palmerley.

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