Hong Kong’s Vocational Training Council saw a sharp decline in enrolment in self-financing courses. Photo: Felix Wong
Two-thirds of Hong Kong private colleges fell short of 2020 enrolment goals – often badly
- Dwindling number of high school leavers means more spots available at city’s public universities, upping pressure on self-financing institutions
- Sector experts also note protests, Covid-19 pandemic mean fewer mainland Chinese students are looking at options across border
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Hong Kong’s Vocational Training Council saw a sharp decline in enrolment in self-financing courses. Photo: Felix Wong