Well, the junior high school curriculum in Hong Kong is relatively simple.
But different schools have different books. Some schools will answer difficult questions (all over Britain), while others will be easier to answer. (Chinese and English)
However, if your academic performance in the mainland is ok, you won't be unable to keep up.
Chinese and math here are much simpler than those in the mainland, but English is a bit troublesome.
But you can get used to it when you get here.
And now there is a new general subject, probably teaching Hong Kong politics and so on.
Junior high school won't be too difficult.
After high school, the course will start to be a bit difficult.
I am a high school student. )
Well, also, it will be more troublesome to find a school when you first come, and the school that accepts you may not be so good, so it is ok to study first and then transfer.
I hope these can help you.
Can I see the courses in Hong Kong?
FTP (Chief Teacher's Day), LSW (Teacher's Code)
FTP (Head Teacher's Day), LSI (Teacher's Code)
CHIS (history of China), CYK (teacher code)
Mathematics (mathematics), LME (teacher code)
China (Chinese), LKT (teacher code)
PTH (Mandarin Major), CKW (Teacher Code), MMLC (Multimedia Language Laboratory)
SOCS (social education), LMY (teacher code)
ENG (English), SSA (teacher's code)
Biology (Biology), LSW (Teacher Code), BL (Biology Laboratory)
CHEM (chemistry), LKH (teacher code), CL (chemistry laboratory)
Reed (reading class), TYM (teacher's code)
CL (Computer), HST (Teacher's Code), 506 (Room 506)
CL (computer), LBC (teacher code), 505 (room 505)
PHY (physics), KYM (teacher code), PL (physics laboratory)
Mu (music), TYM (teacher's code), Mr. (music room)
Physical education (sports), CMY (teacher's code), PG (playground)
Physical education (sports), LTW (teacher's code), PG (playground)
VA (visual art), LSI (teacher code), AR (art room)
C. Hong Kong primary education curriculum
(Primary One to Primary Six)
197 1 Implement six-year free primary education. At present, primary education in Hong Kong is divided into eight learning versions of domain rights and two learning stages.
The eight learning areas are:
Chinese (including Chinese and Putonghua classes)
English
mathematics
Science education (including in general research)
Science and technology education (including common sense and information technology)
Personal, social and humanities (included in general research)
Art (including music and visual arts)
PE
The two learning stages are:
The first learning stage: from primary school to junior high school;
The second learning stage: from primary four to primary six;
At the end of each learning stage, students are required to participate in a territory-wide systematic assessment organized by the Education and Manpower Bureau, and the assessment results will help the authorities understand the differences in students' abilities. After graduating from primary school, all students in Hong Kong will be allocated by the Central Education and Manpower Bureau to attend voluntary secondary schools.
Primary school subject curriculum
The primary school curriculum in Hong Kong generally includes the following subjects:
China language department
English language group
Mathematics discipline
General knowledge section
Social Studies Curriculum for Primary Schools in Hong Kong (Old Curriculum)
Hong Kong Primary School Science Curriculum (Old Curriculum)
Hong Kong Primary School Health Education Curriculum (Old Curriculum)
Music part
Visual arts (visual arts for short)
PE
Putonghua course
Information Technology Division (or Computer Division)
D. What courses does The Open University of Hong Kong offer (preferably in detail)?
Distance courses are divided into the following courses:
Language, Language Studies and Translation
Pedagogy, Preschool Education and Chinese Education
China Humanities, China Studies and China Business.
Law enforcement, security and public administration
Social science, psychology, economics and common sense.
Business and management
Accounting, corporate governance and finance
Information technology, business information system and e-commerce
Electronics, engineering mechanics and product design
Nursing and environmental science
General education-students can design their own combination of subjects.
The teaching languages are English, Chinese and English or Chinese. From junior college to undergraduate, master to doctor.
Full-time courses and bachelor's courses are divided by departments as follows:
Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences
Lee Shau Kee Institute of Business Administration.
College of Education and Language
College of science and technology
Part-time face-to-face course
Practical translation
Master of Arts in Practical Translation
Global and public governance
Master of Social Sciences in Global and Public Governance (research project)
Master of Social Sciences in Global and Public Governance (Course Study)
Postgraduate diploma in global and public governance
Postgraduate certificate in global and public governance
Law enforcement and safety management
Certificate of law enforcement and safety management
Law enforcement and safety management courses (two subjects for on-the-job police officers at inspector level and above)
Legal translation
Master of arts in legal translation
general education
Master of Education (General Education) (individual subjects are taught in distance learning mode)
Master of Social Sciences in General Studies
Postgraduate diploma in general studies
Postgraduate diploma in general studies (subject knowledge and teaching)
Postgraduate certificate in general research
Sustainable development of energy and environment
Master of Science in Sustainable Development of Energy and Environment
Postgraduate certificate in energy and environmental sustainable development (energy management and audit)
Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Development of Energy and Environment (Cleaner Production and Green Technology)
engineering
Master of engineering in engineering management
Master of Engineering in Energy and Environmental Science and Technology Management
Enterprise computing
Postgraduate certificate in enterprise computing
Safety, Occupational Health and Environmental Management
Master of Science in Safety, Occupational Health and Environmental Management
Postgraduate diploma in safety and occupational health
Postgraduate certificate in environmental leadership and decision-making
Postgraduate certificate in environmental science
E. What are the differences between the courses offered by schools in Hong Kong and Macau?
The tutorials they learn are very different from the books.
F. What courses are there in primary schools in Hong Kong?
Six-year free primary education for primary school curriculum (primary one to primary six) was implemented in 197 1 year. At present, primary education in Hong Kong is divided into eight main learning areas and two learning stages.
The eight learning areas are:
1. Chinese (including Chinese and Mandarin)
2. English
3. Mathematics
4. Science education (including in general research)
5. Science and technology education (including general research and information technology)
6. Personal, Social and Humanities (included in general research)
7. Art (including music and visual arts)
8. Sports column
The two learning stages are:
1. The first learning stage: from primary one to primary three;
2. The second learning stage: from primary four to primary six;
At the end of each learning stage, students have to take part in a territory-wide systematic assessment sponsored by the Education Bureau, and the assessment results will let the authorities know the differences in students' abilities. All Hong Kong students will be assigned to voluntary secondary schools by the Central Committee of the Education Bureau after completing their primary education.
course
China Chinese Curriculum in Hong Kong Primary Schools
English curriculum in primary schools in Hong Kong
Mathematics curriculum for primary schools in Hong Kong
General Studies Curriculum for Primary Schools in Hong Kong
Social Studies Curriculum for Primary Schools in Hong Kong (Old Curriculum)
Hong Kong Primary School Science Curriculum (Old Curriculum)
Hong Kong Primary School Health Education Curriculum (Old Curriculum)
Music courses in primary schools in Hong Kong
Visual arts curriculum for primary schools in Hong Kong
Physical education curriculum in primary schools in Hong Kong
Putonghua curriculum for primary schools in Hong Kong
Information technology curriculum in primary schools in Hong Kong
G. 1 What courses are there in Hong Kong high schools? What's the difference between them and those in Chinese mainland?
Textbooks in Hong Kong are all traditional, and nouns can be said in English. For example, many courses in chemistry, physics and biology use English nouns, such as "reaction rate" in chemistry. Generally, they even teach its English response rate (mainland China won't teach you), and some teachers don't say "response rate" very much, that is, they just say response rate directly. Anyway, people there like to say nouns in English. In addition, I personally feel that the courses there are a little easier than those in the mainland, and they are not as impatient as those in the mainland. Moreover, high schools in the mainland have now carried out educational reforms. Seeing the neighbor's son is really stressful. I heard him say that he had to learn five languages, five mathematics, and so on. .. there are nine families,
There are still four languages to learn, four math books ... and so on. There is a lot of discussion about the curriculum in Hong Kong, and I think this is the best point.
Pay attention to better and more active English. A lot of things will make you practice. If you are not used to practicing, the opportunity will be lost and fall into the hands of others.
H. Basic overview of education in Hong Kong
Education in Hong Kong is mainly managed by the Hong Kong Education and Manpower Bureau (EMB). Systematically, higher education can be divided into the following parts:
Preschool education: through private kindergartens and kindergartens, preschool children are provided with opportunities to learn and get along with groups.
Nine-year free education: set up government or aided schools in Hong Kong to provide six-year primary school and three-year junior high school courses for school-age children.
Senior high school and preparatory course: set up two-year senior high schools (Secondary Four and Secondary Five) to provide students with the most basic education before work; Set up two-year preparatory courses (Form 6 and Form 7) as the course preparation for students before entering the university.
Post-secondary courses: offer various forms of post-secondary courses, including technical colleges, junior colleges and universities.
1. What courses are there in primary schools in Hong Kong?
Six-year free primary education for primary school curriculum (primary one to primary six) was implemented in 197 1 year. At present, primary education in Hong Kong is divided into eight main learning areas and two learning stages.
The eight learning areas are:
1. Chinese (including Chinese and Mandarin)
2. English
3. Mathematics
4. Science education (including in general research)
5. Science and technology education (including general research and information technology)
6. Personal, Social and Humanities (included in general research)
7. Art (including music and visual arts)
8. Sports column
The two learning stages are:
1. The first learning stage: from primary one to primary three;
2. The second learning stage: from primary four to primary six;
At the end of each learning stage, students have to take part in a territory-wide systematic assessment sponsored by the Education Bureau, and the assessment results will let the authorities know the differences in students' abilities. All Hong Kong students will be assigned to voluntary secondary schools by the Central Committee of the Education Bureau after completing their primary education.
J. What courses are there in high schools in Hong Kong?
Compulsory courses include: China Chinese, English Chinese, Mathematics and General Education.
General schools will require 2-3 subjects to be selected, but only one subject is required for specialties. If you enter a university, three subjects are safer.
The basic elective subjects of senior high school are as follows:
Introduction to Enterprise, Accounting and Finance
economy
biology
physics
chemistry
Chinese history
history
geography
Information and communication technology
visual arts
Chinese literature
Travel and hospitality
There is also an applied learning course, which you have to take alone. This course is not compulsory, it mainly depends on your personal interests. The themes are as follows:
Creative learning
Design science
Media art
performing arts
Media and communication
Film, television and radio
Media production and public relations
Business, management and law
Business research
Customer service management
the science of law
service
reception service
project management
Personal and community services
applied science
Medicine and health care
psychology
sports
Engineering and production
Civil and mechanical engineering
Computer science and information engineering
service engineering