ABSTRACT
Regular schools in Hong Kong are concerned about the growing enrolments of students with special educational needs (SEN) and how these students could be included in school guidance. Based upon the author's nine-year personal experience of conducting courses on school guidance in the context of inclusive education at a key training institution in Hong Kong and research findings of a case study into teachers' constructs of the inclusivity of school guidance (Hue, 2010), three dimensions of teacher professional training for the inclusivity of school guidance are identified: developing inclusive counselling practices; developing inclusive strategies for behaviour management; and dealing with the impacts of wider systems. This chapter gives insights into the professional needs of guidance teachers from regular schools and the promotion of the inclusivity of school guidance through teacher education.
