1. WELCOME

3. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF COURSES FOR JUNIOR COLLEGES CENTRALISED INSTITUTES POLY- TECHNICS & ITE

4. Merit is based on a 2 year Pre-U course in Junior colleges The aggregate of the first Language [L1] and 5 relevant subjects [R5] [L1R5 without CCA : 6 to 20 points] b 3-year Pre-U courses in Centralised Institutes The aggregate of the first Language [L1] and 4 relevant subjects [R4] [L1R4 without CCA : 5 to 20 points]

5. Junior College - GCE ‘A’ Level course Your goal is to continue your education at the university Essentially an academic course Wide range of subjects to choose leading to a range of occupational options

6. Merit is based on c Courses at the Polytechnics The aggregate of the first Language [L1], 2 relevant subjects [R2] and best 2 other subjects [B2] [L1R2B2 : 5 to 20 points] d Courses at the Institute of Technical education [ITE] The aggregate of the first Language [L1] and best 4 other subjects [L1B4]

7. POLYTECHNIC EDUCATION An alternative to ‘A’ level and a less academic course which allows you to : acquire some practical skills get on with some professional training prepare for further professional education at the university Advantages of Polytechnic Education interesting variety of practical courses significant links with industry and commerce direct entry to 2nd year in some overseas university

8. SubjectGradeTechnologyNon Technology EL A2L1L1 Comb -Humanities C5R2 Maths B3R1R1 Sc (Phy/Chem) C6R2 Art A2B1B1 Chinese B3B2B2 Aggregate 1615 L1R2B2 Calculation

9. Institute of Technical Education [ITE] Apprenticeship and Skills training Programme Off-the-job training - attend theory and practical lessons at an institute On-the-job training - work under the supervision of an experienced and qualified trainer