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Hong Kong Education Bureau to Host 2025 Information Expo on Multiple Pathways
Event to showcase post-secondary options and career planning resources for secondary school students
The Education Bureau of Hong Kong will organize the Information Expo on Multiple Pathways 2025 on May 23 and 24 at Hall 1B of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The event aims to provide senior secondary school students, parents, teachers, and social workers with information on various post-secondary education opportunities and career planning resources.
Approximately thirty institutions and organizations will participate in the expo, setting up exhibition booths to offer details on locally accredited post-secondary programs.
These include programs under government subsidy schemes such as the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors and the Non-means-tested Subsidy Scheme for Self-financing Undergraduate Studies in Hong Kong, as well as vocational and professional education and training programs, applied degree programs, and the Diploma of Applied Education program.
Attendees will have access to information about relevant online platforms including the Information Portal for Accredited Post-secondary Programs (iPASS), the Electronic Advance Application System for Post-secondary Programs (E-APP), the Concourse for Self-financing Post-secondary Education, and the Qualifications Framework.
The expo will feature talks covering multiple pathways for secondary school graduates, vocational and professional education, articulation to post-secondary institutions, and career planning.
Experience sharing by post-secondary students and briefings by institution and industry representatives will also be included.
Advisory services will be provided by organizations including Hok Yau Club, the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, and the Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association.
Admission to the expo is free, and no prior registration is required.
The event will be held from ten in the morning to six in the evening on both days.
Interactive games will be available at the Education Bureau’s booth, with small gifts offered to participants who complete designated tasks, while supplies last.
The event aims to provide senior secondary school students, parents, teachers, and social workers with information on various post-secondary education opportunities and career planning resources.
Approximately thirty institutions and organizations will participate in the expo, setting up exhibition booths to offer details on locally accredited post-secondary programs.
These include programs under government subsidy schemes such as the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors and the Non-means-tested Subsidy Scheme for Self-financing Undergraduate Studies in Hong Kong, as well as vocational and professional education and training programs, applied degree programs, and the Diploma of Applied Education program.
Attendees will have access to information about relevant online platforms including the Information Portal for Accredited Post-secondary Programs (iPASS), the Electronic Advance Application System for Post-secondary Programs (E-APP), the Concourse for Self-financing Post-secondary Education, and the Qualifications Framework.
The expo will feature talks covering multiple pathways for secondary school graduates, vocational and professional education, articulation to post-secondary institutions, and career planning.
Experience sharing by post-secondary students and briefings by institution and industry representatives will also be included.
Advisory services will be provided by organizations including Hok Yau Club, the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, and the Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association.
Admission to the expo is free, and no prior registration is required.
The event will be held from ten in the morning to six in the evening on both days.
Interactive games will be available at the Education Bureau’s booth, with small gifts offered to participants who complete designated tasks, while supplies last.
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