Non-local students could pay up to HK$350,000 (US$44,680) per year to study in Hong Kong’s semi-private schools after the institutions were allowed to admit them by offering additional places, with scholarships to cover some expenses.
But an education consultant specialising in expatriate placements for Hong Kong schools said the charges were uncompetitive, noting the cost exceeded those of a premium British boarding school in Malaysia and Thailand.
The Hong Kong Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS)…
Non-local pupils could face HK$350,000 in fees at Hong Kong semi-private schools
