Tuition centre representatives call for the government to provide monetary support for the sector on February 18, with classes suspended amid social distancing measures. Photo: Felix Wong
Tuition centre representatives call for the government to provide monetary support for the sector on February 18, with classes suspended amid social distancing measures. Photo: Felix Wong
Robert Badal
Opinion

Opinion

Robert Badal

Instead of bailing out Hong Kong’s greedy tuition centres, spend more on improving education

  • Tuition centres are of questionable benefit to society and propping them up mainly benefits landlords. If the government’s focus is on education, why not spend instead to improve the lot of schoolchildren, especially those from lower-income families?

Tuition centre representatives call for the government to provide monetary support for the sector on February 18, with classes suspended amid social distancing measures. Photo: Felix Wong
Tuition centre representatives call for the government to provide monetary support for the sector on February 18, with classes suspended amid social distancing measures. Photo: Felix Wong
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