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- Interest in Canada shot up after news that those who study there can stay on, apply for permanent residency
- More Form Six students choosing to continue their education outside Hong Kong, survey shows
Australia’s new migration pathways result in more Hongkongers applying to universities there.
Australia’s new migration pathways result in more Hongkongers applying to universities there.
For the tidy sum of up to HK$250,000, emigration firms offer no-show degrees and experts to write dissertations for ‘postgraduate students’.
For the tidy sum of up to HK$250,000, emigration firms offer no-show degrees and experts to write dissertations for ‘postgraduate students’.
Residents will be able to obtain permanent residency in as little as three years provided they meet requirements, prompting Hongkongers who might have previously chosen Britain for overseas study to now choose Australia.
Residents will be able to obtain permanent residency in as little as three years provided they meet requirements, prompting Hongkongers who might have previously chosen Britain for overseas study to now choose Australia.
‘Too many Hong Kong applicants,’ say some British schools that prefer a mix of foreign students.
‘Too many Hong Kong applicants,’ say some British schools that prefer a mix of foreign students.
- To discuss how to choose the best-fit school for students in the UK, the South China Morning Post hosted a discussion panel moderated by Ruth Benny, Founder and Head Girl at Top Schools Hong Kong.
- Featured on this panel are Tom Bennett, Director of Studies at Sedbergh School, Sue Wallace-Woodroffe, Head Mistress of The Queen's School, and Jane Archibald, Director of External Relations of The Queen's School.
- To discuss how to choose the best-fit school for students in the UK, the South China Morning Post hosted a discussion panel moderated by Ruth Benny, Founder and Head Girl at Top Schools Hong Kong.
- Featured on this panel are Tom Bennett, Director of Studies at Sedbergh School, Sue Wallace-Woodroffe, Head Mistress of The Queen's School, and Jane Archibald, Director of External Relations of The Queen's School.
To discuss Singapore’s international education system, the South China Morning Post has hosted a discussion panel moderated by Thomas Chan, News Reporter as part of their Overseas Schools Festival held on April 17.
To discuss Singapore’s international education system, the South China Morning Post has hosted a discussion panel moderated by Thomas Chan, News Reporter as part of their Overseas Schools Festival held on April 17.