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If you are eager to learn, you will learn well.
"Education is the most powerful weapon to change the world."
Nelson Mandela
What is the Continuing Education Fund (CEF)?
Anyone aged 18 or above can apply for a total of HK$25,000 in continuing education subsidies.
Helping college students and their parents plan their future smartly.
Why should college graduates apply now?
Enhance competitiveness
Obtaining IELTS or a professional certificate during college will give you immediate job skills upon graduation, allowing you to stand out in a highly competitive workplace.
Reduce economic burden
With government subsidies covering up to 80% of tuition fees, this is the optimal solution for family education financial planning, allowing you to access high-quality educational resources at a low cost.
Core funding ratio
Government pays the bill, worry-free further education.
The government provides up to 80% cash subsidies for the first HK$10,000 of tuition fees.
This means that you can take professional courses that were originally expensive by paying only a small portion of the cost.
80%
Maximum funding ratio
Calculation of subsidy amount (taking a HK$10,000 course as an example)
Project
Detailed Amount (HKD)
Original price of the course
$10,000
Government subsidy ratio (highest)
80%
Government subsidy amount
$8,000
Final out-of-pocket amount
$2,000
A golden stepping stone to overseas education
A Leading Study Abroad Strategy
Many local and overseas universities require an IELTS score of 6.5 or higher . Utilizing CEF to enroll in a high-quality IELTS preparation course can not only save thousands of dollars in tuition fees but also ensure you achieve your desired score before application season.
The HOOHA consultant team will help you accurately select the courses that are most beneficial for your study abroad journey, maximizing the value of your budget.
📞College students, please call your tutor. Someone will need to contact you and provide the latest Non-Jupas requirements and details.🔎
Application and Repayment Process
1. Selecting courses
Confirmed as a CEF-approved course
2. Successfully completed the repair.
70% attendance and passing the exam
3. Submit the application
Submit within one year after completion of the revision
4. Receiving funds
via bank transfer or check
Consultant's thoughtful advice (avoiding pitfalls)
Verify course number: Before registering, be sure to check the course number on the government's CEF website to ensure you are eligible.
Achieving a passing score: You must "pass" the assessment or exam after the course to receive your payment.
Keep your receipts safe: You need to submit the original receipt when applying, as it is very troublesome to replace a lost one.
Please note the application deadline: Applications must be submitted within one year of completing the course; applications submitted after this period will not be accepted by the government.
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