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University Summer Programmes & Academics
大學暑期課程
HKU Summer Institute – Education‑Adjacent Secondary Programmes (e.g., Positive Psychology, Design Thinking)
✍️Description: HKUSI offers secondary programmes with strong education‑adjacent themes (positive psychology, design thinking, social impact) relevant to future educators and education researchers
🤷Eligibility: S5–S6 / Year 12–13; local and non‑local applicants
💵Cost: HKD$17,800
🚦Status: 2026 applications closed
EdUHK Faculty Summer Programme 2026
✍️Description: A free 1–3 day immersive summer programme at EdUHK’s Tai Po campus with mock lectures, workshops, campus tours, and admissions/career sharing for secondary students
🤷Eligibility: Secondary 4–6 students; some sessions are open to S4–S5 or S3–S5 depending on the programme.
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: 2026 registration ran from June to August; spots were limited and processed in order of application
EdUHK Summer Day Camp for Secondary School Students 2026
✍️Description: A free campus-based day camp for S4–S6 students exploring education-related programmes such as Special Education and Early Childhood Education through taster sessions and campus activities
🤷Eligibility: Local S4–S6 students.
💵Cost: Free, except lunch
🚦Status: 2026 camps ran in July; some were open to individual applications
CUHK Summer Insitute
✍️Description: A 2-week residential summer programme where students learn directly from university scholars, experience dorm life, and explore education or arts-related pathways
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students
💵Cost: Paid, Cost varies per programme
🚦Status: Summer intake
Teach for Hong Kong Fellowship
✍️Description: A two-year paid fellowship placing graduates as full-time teachers in under-resourced schools, with training and leadership development
🤷Eligibility: University graduates or final-year students, not secondary students yet
💵Cost: Paid fellowship
🚦Status: Annual intake
⭐️ Summerbridge Hong Kong Student Teacher Programme
✍️Description: A volunteer student-teacher programme where high school and university students teach and mentor underprivileged students, gaining classroom management and teaching confidence
🤷Eligibility: High school and university students
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Annual intake; 2026 cycle ended
NGO Volunteering, Teaching & Outreach (Education‑Focused)
NGO Volunteering, Teaching & Outreach (Education‑Focused)
義工
Kids4Kids – Buddy Reading / Youth Volunteer Opportunities
✍️Description:
Volunteers read, play, and support under-resourced children through Buddy Reading, while also helping with events and school clubs
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students and youth
💵Cost: Free
Peer2Peer – Online Academic Mentoring Program
✍️Description: Secondary students act as mentors to tutor younger students in Chinese, English, Mathematics, and Science
🤷Eligibility: Form 3 to Form 6 students
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing applications
Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups (HKFYG) – Education Outreach / Youth SPOT
✍️Description: Youth leadership and education outreach opportunities, including tutoring, mentoring, and community learning support
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students, depending on the programme
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Periodic and school-linked
HandsOn Hong Kong
✍️Description:
A programme where students design and run service projects, often involving literacy, tutoring, and education support for children
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students aged 13-17
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing
🤔 Did You Know? Despite kindergarten being optional, Hong Kong's pre-school enrollment often statistically exceeds 100%!
CrossRoads Foundation
✍️Description:
Student volunteering that can include educational support, literacy-related service, and resource sorting for community projects
🤷Eligibility: Youth aged 14+ and above
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing applications
Social Career - Education Volunteering Platform
✍️Description: A volunteer-matching platform where students can find tutoring, curriculum support, and education outreach roles with NGOs
🤷Eligibility: Students and public
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing applications
Agency for Volunteer Service
✍️Description: Volunteer-matching platform with tutoring, homework support, and education outreach opportunities
🤷Eligibility: Students and public
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing
HKSPC — Volunteer Activities
✍️Description: Volunteers help with homework tutoring, interest classes, event support, and child-focused service activities for HKSPC’s children and family programmes
🤷Eligibility: Volunteer registration is open to people who are passionate and responsible; some roles have age or commitment requirements depending on the activity
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing
HKSPC — Children’s Residential Home Volunteer
✍️Description:
A longer-term volunteer role supporting children directly in HKSPC’s residential home services, with structured service hours and child safeguarding training
🤷Eligibility: Youth aged 18+ and above
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Ongoing applications
Passion Project Ideas
計劃
“Peer Tutor Lab” (Structured Tutoring + Mini‑Curriculum Project)
“Peer Tutor Lab” (Structured Tutoring + Mini‑Curriculum Project)
Pick one subject you’re strong in (e.g., M1/M2, Physics, English, Chinese) and design a small, structured tutoring programme for 4–8 younger students (e.g., S1–S3)
Create a simple syllabus with 6–8 sessions, each with clear learning goals, a worksheet or activity, and a 5‑question “exit quiz”
Track progress (pre‑test vs post‑test), collect feedback, and write a 5–8 page reflection,what worked, what didn’t, how you’d improve the curriculum
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Shows you can design learning experiences, assess progress, and reflect like a teacher, which is direct evidence of teaching potential and pedagogical thinking!
Study‑Skills Workshop Series for Your School
Study‑Skills Workshop Series for Your School
Research evidence‑based study techniques (spaced repetition, active recall, interleaving, exam‑style practice, note‑taking systems) from reputable sources
Turn these into 2–3 short workshops (45–60 mins each) with slides, handouts, and practical exercises tailored to HK exam culture (DSE, IGCSE, IB)
Introduce to your own class collect feedback, and iterate
Optional: create a short “Study Skills Toolkit” PDF and share it with your school counsellor or teachers
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Demonstrates understanding of learning science, initiative in helping peers, and ability to translate theory into practice
“Micro‑School Project” Design & Run a Mini‑Course or Club
“Micro‑School Project” Design & Run a Mini‑Course or Club
Identify a gap in your school’s offerings (e.g., critical thinking, financial literacy, coding for non‑tech students)
Design a 4–6 session “micro‑course” or club: clear objectives, session plans, activities, and a simple assessment or showcase at the end
Recruit 10–20 participants, run the course, and document everything (lesson plans, student work, feedback) into a small portfolio with a 5–10 page reflection on what you learned about teaching and curriculum design
Tag @YourStudySurvival if you carry out any of these ideas! 😉
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