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Vocational Training Council Seamless Articulation Pathway 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Vocational Training Council Seamless Articulation pathway Mr Raymond KWOK Principal, Youth College (International) 200,000 trainees every year including 50,000 full-time students 2 2 FOR REFERENCE ONLY 1 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” The largest vocational and professional education and training provider in Hong Kong 13 member institutions Higher Education Institutions Institutions Center/ College 4 2018 HKDSE Results Analysis 33222+ 42% <22222 22222 30% 28% FOR REFERENCE ONLY 2 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Programmes for all students Bachelor Degree Higher Diploma Diploma of Foundation Studies / Diploma of Vocational Education / Diploma and certificate Seamless Articulation pathway Bachelor Degree / Local / overseas Bachelor Degree Higher Diploma Diploma of Diploma of Diploma and certificates Vocational Baccalaureate Foundation Studies Vocational Education Programme Completion of S.6 Completion of S.3 FOR REFERENCE ONLY 3 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Seamless Articulation pathway (Completion of S.6) Bachelor Degree / Local / overseas Bachelor Degree Higher Diploma Diploma of Diploma of Diploma and certificates Vocational Baccalaureate Foundation Studies Vocational Education Programme Completion of S.6 Completion of S.3 Bachelor Degree – THEi Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong 22 programmes Up to 480hours In AY2019/20 of internship Alternative Chinese Qualifications for Admission* 93% - HKDSE Applied Learning (Chinese) Employment rate of - Chinese Language in GCSE / IGCSE / GCE O-level graduates in 2017 - Chinese Language in GCE A-level / AS-level Faculty of Design and Faculty of Science and Faculty of Management and Environment Technology Hospitality *Applicants possessing Alternative Chinese Qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis FOR REFERENCE ONLY 4 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Non-means-tested Subsidy Scheme for Self-financing Undergraduate Studies Apply via Annual Subsidy VTC web-based/ $31,300 mobile Admission System Faculty of Design Faculty of Science and Faculty of Management and Environment Technology and Hospitality • Advertising • Food Science and Safety • Professional Accounting • Health Care • Public Relations and • Testing and Certification Management • Aircraft Engineering* NEW • Retail Management • Chinese Medicinal • Hotel Operations Pharmacy* NEW Management Entrance requirements for subsidy scheme shall be attained *New programmes are under accreditation. The subsidy scheme eligibility of such programmes are to be confirmed. Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/ Sectors (SSSDP) Annual Subsidy Apply via $41,700- 12 programmes JUPAS $72,800 Faculty of Design Faculty of Science and Faculty of Management and Environment Technology and Hospitality • Fashion Design • Building Services • Culinary Arts and • Product Design Engineering Management • Horticulture and Landscape • Civil Engineering • Sports and Recreation Management • Environmental Engineering Management • Landscape Architecture and Management • Information and Communications Technology • Multimedia Technology and Innovation • Surveying Entrance requirements for subsidy scheme shall be attained. Only local students are eligible to be subsidised under SSSDP FOR REFERENCE ONLY 5 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Higher Diploma AY2019/20 QF Level 4 Graduates can articulate ~100programmes to Degree Programmes General entry requirements* hours+ DSE 90 HKDSE: 5 subjects at Level 2, Industry attachment / including English and Chinese Languages experience Alternative Chinese Qualifications for Admission • HKDSE Applied Learning (Chinese) • Chinese Language in GCSE / IGCSE / GCE O-level • Chinese Language in GCE A-level / AS-level Applicants possessing Alternative Chinese Qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis *Individual programmes may have specific entrance requirements. Higher Diploma Applied Science Business Childcare, Elderly & Design Administration Community Services Engineering Hospitality Information Interdisciplinary Technology Programme FOR REFERENCE ONLY 6 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Articulation Pathways More than 3,000 Higher Diploma graduates admitted to full-time degree programmes 13 13 13 Employment Survey of Graduates of IVE/HKDI Full-time Programmes (2017) Diploma of Foundation Studies (DFS) Accepted by the Civil Service Bureau (CSB) as meeting the academic entry requirements of grades in the civil service which requires Level 2 in five HKDSE subjects including English Language and Chinese Language S.6 General Entrance Study duration Requirement ~ 80% graduates Completion of S.6 progress to VTC Higher 1 year Diploma programmes FOR REFERENCE ONLY 7 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Diploma of Foundation Studies (DFS) Applied Science Business ^ Community Hospitality ^ Services Engineering Design ^ Information Retail Technology ^ Dedicated classes for Non-Chinese speaking (NCS) students offered Dedicated Classes for NCS students in DFS IVE (Haking Wong) • Located in Cheung Sha Wan • Streams offered: Business Hospitality Youth College (Yeo Chei Man) • Located in Po Lam, Tseung Kwan O • Stream offered: Design FOR REFERENCE ONLY 8 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Seamless Articulation pathway (Completion of S.3) Bachelor Degree / Local / overseas Bachelor Degree Higher Diploma Diploma of Diploma of Diploma and certificates Vocational Baccalaureate Foundation Studies Vocational Education Programme Completion of S.6 Completion of S.3 Diploma of Vocational Education (DVE) Duration of study Degree S6 entry: 1 year S3-5 entry: 3 years For some modules of the programmes, the medium of VTC Higher instruction and assessments is Chinese Diploma Articulation/ Employment Employment Articulate to VTC Ready for employment in Diploma of Vocational Education Higher Diploma programmes particular professions or join the VTC Earn & Learn Scheme Holders of Diploma of Vocational Education (DVE), upon successful completion of prescribed modules, are considered having met the general entrance requirements of Higher Diploma programmes (not applicable to programmes with specific entrance requirements). FOR REFERENCE ONLY 9 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” VTC Earn & Learn Scheme Earn and Learn Flexible Articulation Integrates structured Pathways classroom learning with Graduates can pursue further on-the-job training studies to acquire Higher Diploma/ Degree qualifications All-round Career Participating Industries S3 or above Support • Electrical & Mechanical • Printing One-stop career counselling Engineering (Construction) • Watch and Clock • Automobile and placement services S6 or above • Electrical & Mechanical • Retail Engineering and • Aviation Construction • Medical Centre Operations • Testing and Certification 19 Vocational Baccalaureate Programmes (VB Programmes) A New Pathway from Secondary to Higher Education BTEC IGCSE Level 3 Extended English, Chinese Diploma and Mathematics FOR REFERENCE ONLY 10 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Programme Overview Duration of study 3-year full-time Medium of Language English Tuition fees • S.3 leavers will normally be exempted from tuition fee payment for 3 years of study • Additional fees including BTEC registration fee may apply Upon completion of the VB Programmes, students can progress to local or overseas universities, or to higher education at one of VTC’s member institutions, subject to their internal and external academic results. Students shall pay attention to the specific entrance requirements of some degree / higher diploma programmes (if applicable). Programme Features Inter-disciplinary Approach to Learning Innovative Teaching and Learning International Perspectives FOR REFERENCE ONLY 11 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Programmes Engineering Design Class Venue: IVE(Tsing Yi) Class Venue: HKDI/IVE(Lee Wai Lee) Certificate Programmes Hotel Operations Hotel and Tourism Institute (HTI) Study period: 2 years Culinary Programmes International Culinary Institute (ICI), Chinese Culinary Institute (CCI) Programme Scope: Chinese Cuisine, European Pastry, Bakery etc. Duration of Study: 4 months to 2 years Entrance Requirements S.3 or above; and to fulfill age requirement and a pass in the interview Medium of Instruction: Chinese supplemented with English Terminology FOR REFERENCE ONLY 12 「高中課程及選科簡介」家長講座 2019 7/3/2019 2019 Parents’ Seminar on “Senior Secondary Curriculum and Subject Choices” Certificate Programme Certificate for Junior General Purpose Ratings The Maritime Services Training Institute (MSTI) Accredited by Hong Kong Marine Department. Students. Students are prepared to become seafarers or pursue careers in related industries
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