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Hong Kong schools admit 20 more international students under expansion scheme

Hong Kong's semi-private schools have admitted approximately 20 more non-local students this year as part of an initiative to enhance the city's standing as an international education center. These students, who hold student visas, hail from countries such as Thailand, South Korea, Singapore, the United States, and various European nations. A school official has advocated for increased government-backed promotion and scholarship opportunities to further attract international pupils. AI

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Hong Kong schools admit 20 more international students under expansion scheme

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · William Yiu ·

    Hong Kong semi-private schools admit 20 more non-local students under expansion scheme

    Around 20 more non-local students have been admitted to Hong Kong semi-private schools under a government scheme to boost the city’s status as an international education hub, with a school head urging authorities to do more to promote the initiative to prospective pupils. Educati…