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Episode 11 · 1:05

Find the responsible office on an official website

find official service and contact pages and explain why a particular office fits the enquiry.

 

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You know the organisation's name. But which office should receive this enquiry?

Nong Talk's tip: follow the evidence on the website instead of guessing from a familiar name.

Suppose you need to ask how to submit a letter, but all you have is a forwarded email address.

Start from a verified official website, then open the responsibilities or service page for your enquiry.

Check which office's stated responsibilities match your enquiry.

Then distinguish between a contact route for questions and a route for submitting a letter.

Compare it with the contact page. Do not assume a general email address accepts every type of submission.

If the pages disagree or the instructions are unclear,

ask through a freshly checked official contact route instead of guessing.

Record the links, the date you checked and anything still unconfirmed, so the next person can verify your work.

For this exercise, use only a fictional scenario.

Do not send messages or personal information, or attach real documents.

Try one fictional enquiry.

Can you explain which office to ask, which channel to use and which page supports your choice?

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Episode 11: Learn and practise Goal: Explain why you chose an office and contact route, distinguishing verified information from what remains unknown. Fictional scenario You need to ask how to submit a letter about an academic event to “Example Organisation A”. A friend forwarded an email address, but you do not know when it was last checked. Fictional evidence: 1. The service page says to ask the Events Coordination Office about procedures for academic events. It does not explain how to submit documents. 2. The contact page lists General Enquiries and the Events Coordination Office separately. 3. Your friend's address does not match either entry on the contact page. Questions 1. Should you send real documents to the forwarded address immediately? Why or why not? 2. What must you ask before submitting a letter? 3. What evidence should you record for the next person? 4. If the service and contact pages disagree, should you decide for yourself which is correct?

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1. Do not send them yet: the recipient is unverified. This does not prove the forwarded address is fake. 2. Use a freshly checked official contact route to ask the office identified as responsible which office accepts the letter and which submission route to use. A contact route for questions is not automatically a submission route. 3. Record the service-page link, contact-page link, date checked, what each page says and any unresolved questions. 4. Do not guess. Check versions or dates further and ask through an official route, explaining the inconsistency. Try it yourself Choose one fictional enquiry. Open an official website you know and can verify. Complete: - Enquiry: - Potentially responsible office: - Evidence page(s): - Contact route for questions: - Submission route: confirmed / still unknown: - Date checked: - Outstanding question: Do not send messages, submit forms, attach real letters or use personal information. All organisation names in the exercise are fictional. This exercise does not establish entitlement or a case-specific submission procedure.

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Fictional practice in finding a responsible office and checking official contact routes, not an official or case-specific procedure. Send no messages, personal data or real documents. Sources reviewed 9 November 2026. Recheck current requirements before real use.

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