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A revision of subsidy rules that takes into account whether city social welfare groups support the government has raised concern.
Push by Hong Kong universities to attract fresh talent is helping city achieve its goal of becoming a regional education centre.
Disciplinary actions important for improving school environment, but work also must be done to reverse the education brain drain.
The city’s status as a regional education hub can only be reinforced by its latest private institution as it seeks to address a skills shortage.
While analysts are optimistic about the return of international students to China, many prospective and former students report dwindling enthusiasm for Chinese universities.
Learning to think will give humans the edge, says Loh Po-shen, who celebrates maths everywhere he goes.
Young people are putting off marriage due to ‘structural challenges’, as demographers say data shows fertility rates are likely to continue declining.
Some 900,000 Japanese educators have signed petitions calling for the government to address long hours of unpaid work and poor pay.
One-time British Army block at Whitfield Barracks to become centre to promote Chinese culture, history and achievements.
Recent news about teachers aiming physical and verbal abuse at their students in the classroom has prompted the Post to examine the differences between teaching styles on the mainland and in the West.
President Alexander Wai says university will move campus to academic town in Northern Metropolis after governing body agrees ‘in principle’ to plan.
As India’s economy grows, unemployment persists, even among college graduates, so many Indian students see universities as a stepping stone to careers abroad.
Submission to CPPCC proposes clarifying the legislation, along with other measures to halt decline in international student numbers.
The billboards alleged NTU was funding Israel by partnering with French company Thales, which supplies equipment to Israeli defence firms.
Bintang Balqis Maulana, 14, was reportedly severely beaten by four senior students over three days, in an incident that has sparked outrage across social media.
Junior doctors say they have no intention of returning to work even as authorities launch steps to suspend their licences, while senior staff are also resigning.
NGOs now scored on efforts to support official policies, such as events promoting national education, in change to Social Welfare Department funding allocation system.
Philippine educators say more needs to be done as having strong English language skills is key to the country’s economic competitiveness.
Readers discuss concerns about the Hong Kong education system, national security legislation, visa-free access to mainland China, and the city’s property market outlook.
PolyU chief says 2.5 million population of Northern Metropolis will need a hospital, highlights university’s strengths in healthcare and artificial intelligence.
Education Bureau unveils policy as city records lowest Primary One enrolment in 14 years, with just 42,277 children registering for public schools for next academic year.
Central Committee notifies all party organs across China of compulsory learning activities to embed the Chinese leader’s doctrine into minds.
Halimah Yacob laments world’s ‘dithering’ over ceasefire efforts, urging people to ‘stand on the side of humanity’ in Facebook post shared by law minister K. Shanmugam.
Michael Yu Minhong saw his wealth slashed when China’s leadership cracked down on private tutoring businesses, and now he’s calling for market economy rules to be respected.
Asian-Americans went from 73 per cent of those offered admission the year before the change to 54 per cent in 2021, 60 per cent in 2022 and 62 per cent in 2023.
The ruling, dismisses the appeal of 2 NGOs which sought to declare the use of Chinese and Tamil as the language of instruction was unconstitutional.
Current recycling networks are not up to par and need to be improved by government, principal Esther Ho says.
Readers discuss how young people are vulnerable to exploitation in the workplace, and the need for companies to assess the outcomes of their social programmes at different stages.