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Published 22 September 2022
UK University Ranking 2023
We have gathered information on subject ranking, entry requirement and pathway programmes, which you can download for free!
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Published 24 May 2022
HKDSE Entry Requirements of Top 30 UK Universities (2022/23)
Students who fulfilled the requirement can directly progress onto year 1 at degree level, while those who fall short can take pathway courses such as International Year One (progress onto Year 2 of a degree after one year) and University Foundation Courses (progress onto Year 1 of a degree after one year). Students may also consider taking the One-Year A-levels programmes, reserving the option to apply to universities in Hong Kong via the non-Jupas route.
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Published 23 May 2022
Boarding School 2022/23 Vacancies
Over 100 boarding schools are still accepting applications for the 2022/23 cohort, including many of the Top 150s in independent school league tables and traditional top schools such as Bryanston School, Canford School, Caterham School, Cardiff Sixth Form College, Concord College, d’Overbroeck’s College, St Mary’s Cambridge, St Peter’s School, Talbot Heath School, Windermere School and more! Apply within July to start at September 2022. Please be reminded that places are extremely limited in some schools. Do talk to our education consultants as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!
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Published 28 October 2021
UK University Ranking 2022
We have gathered information on subject ranking, entry requirement and pathway programmes, which you can download for free!
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Published 8 June 2021
HKDSE Entry Requirements of Top 30 UK Universities (2021/22)
Students who fulfilled the requirement can directly progress onto year 1 at degree level, while those who fall short can take pathway courses such as International Year One (progress onto Year 2 of a degree after one year) and University Foundation Courses (progress onto Year 1 of a degree after one year). Students may also consider taking the One-Year A-levels programmes, reserving the option to apply to universities in Hong Kong via the non-Jupas route.
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Published 2 June 2021
Boarding School 2021/22 Vacancies
Boarding School 2021/22 Vacancies Over 100 boarding schools are still accepting applications for the 2021/22 cohort, including many of the Top 150s in independent school league tables and traditional top schools such as Bryanston School, Burgess Hill Girls, Cardiff Sixth Form College, City of London Freemen’s School, Concord College, d’Overbroeck’s College, Malvern St James Girls’ [...]
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Published 16 December 2020
UK University Ranking 2021
We have gathered information on subject ranking, entry requirement and pathway programmes, which you can download for free!
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Published 18 June 2020
HKDSE Entry Requirements of Top 30 UK Universities (2020/21)
Students who fulfilled the requirement can directly progress onto year 1 at degree level, while those who fall short can take pathway courses such as International Year One (progress onto Year 2 of a degree after one year) and University Foundation Courses (progress onto Year 1 of a degree after one year). Students may also consider taking the One-Year A-levels programmes, reserving the option to apply to universities in Hong Kong via the non-Jupas route.
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Published 22 April 2020
Boarding School 2020/21 Vacancies
Over 100 boarding schools are still accepting applications for the 2020/21 cohort, including many of the Top 150s in independent school league tables and traditional top schools such as Badminton School, Bryanston School, Cardiff Sixth Form College, City of London Freemen’s School, Concord College, Dauntsey’s School, The Leys School, Malvern St James Girls’ School, Roedean School, St Mary’s Cambridge, Windermere School and more! Apply within July to start at September 2020. Please be reminded that places are extremely limited in some schools. Do talk to our education consultants as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!
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Published 20 March 2020
Important Notes about UK School Closures & Travel Arrangement back to Hong Kong
In view of the latest developments of the Coronavirus outbreak, the UK Government announced in the evening on Wednesday 18th March (UK Time) that schools (including primary, secondary schools and colleges) across the country would be closed from Friday 20th March, until further notice. Public exams in the UK (GCSE & A-levels), which are originally scheduled in May and June, will also be cancelled. Students affected by school closures should follow the instructions of their schools and arrange to return to Hong Kong.
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