To work in Hong Kong, you must have higher education and advanced professional skills to successfully apply for a work visa (because with a work visa, you can live and work in Hong Kong, and once you reach the age of seven, you can apply for a permanent identity card and become a Hong Kong citizen).

"Outstanding Talents Program". If you have a doctor's degree or equivalent education or equivalent professional qualification, you can come to work in Hong Kong through this scheme.

To be a teacher in Hong Kong, you must pass the qualification examination of Hong Kong Education Bureau.

Teacher Language Proficiency Assessment (LPAT), also known as benchmark test, is a pre-service assessment of Chinese teachers in Hong Kong. According to the regulations, the pre-service test scores of new English teachers and Putonghua teachers must reach the benchmark, that is, the average score of all subjects should not be lower than Grade 3, and only one of them is allowed to have a minimum score of Grade 2.5. Otherwise, you can't teach related subjects in the coming year.

brief introduction

The assessment of teachers' language proficiency is jointly organized by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) and the Hong Kong Education and Manpower Bureau (EMB) and held once a year in March and September respectively. The evaluation test is open to the public for registration. The registration place is the assessment bureau on the 2nd floor of Southorn Centre1Wan Chai MTR Station. The registration fee for each subject is 200 yuan, and the oral test paper and classroom language use fee is 370 yuan. The deadline for registration is about two months before the exam. Candidates who fail to meet the benchmark can make up the exam until they meet the standard.

The Education and Manpower Bureau is responsible for all the books except the one on classroom language.

The first benchmark test was conducted on March 3rd, 20001year. At that time, all new English and Putonghua teachers had to pass the qualification examination within two years, otherwise they could no longer teach these two courses. On the other hand, active teachers can choose to take exams or take recognized courses. February 25-26, 2006 is the last chance for all in-service teachers to obtain qualifications. After that, all unqualified teachers are not allowed to teach in these two languages in class.

English area

The English language test consists of five volumes, namely:

Reading (reading)

Writing (writing)

Listen (listen)

Speak (speak)

Classroom language assessment (classroom language assessment)

[Editor] Putonghua Section

The Putonghua proficiency test is divided into four volumes, namely:

Listening and identifying

spell

oral examination

Classroom language use

Unless it is an external teacher of a school in Hong Kong.

Otherwise, if you want to teach in Hong Kong, you must pass this series of exams.

Let me tell you something: you must be a Hong Kong native to teach in Hong Kong.

Because Hong Kong does not recognize mainland teacher qualification certificates.

Unless you are a professor and invited by a school or college in Hong Kong.

Otherwise, you can't teach in Hong Kong. To teach in Hong Kong, you must pass the qualification examination of Hong Kong Education Bureau.

It's not that Hong Kong people can't take the exam (the longest visa for free travel is 7 days).

To apply for a work visa in Hong Kong, an employer in Hong Kong must make a request, and then apply for a work visa in Hong Kong to the Hong Kong Immigration Department with a letter of appointment or employer's certificate and a resume of personal data.

During the examination and approval process (due to the protection of local labor laws in Hong Kong, the Immigration Bureau will evaluate your information and ability. People who work in Hong Kong must be talents needed by Hong Kong society in order to successfully give you a work visa.

Without the Hong Kong Education Bureau, you can't teach in Hong Kong, and you won't be employed by Hong Kong schools. Naturally, I can't teach in Hong Kong.

No offense, but you want to work in Hong Kong and find another job.