Alberta University Education Seminar 亞省高中升大學教育講座 2025
- 編號： HKERS060
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香港喺英國殖民管治開始, 咁多年嚟都係行英式教育。嚟到加拿大，加拿大又係咪英式教育呢? 有人梗係啦，加拿大都係英聯邦國家嘛⋯⋯又有人話啲朋友移民去英國都係咁，周圍買名校區嘅屋先入到名校㗎喎⋯⋯
喺香港入名校係點玩法，我諗大家都可以玩到出神入化，可以話玩到家長同小朋友都體無完膚，咁究竟係咪真係對小朋友好呢 ? 究竟加拿大嘅教育制度，高中係點? 每個省份嘅教育制度、學分、課程又係咪一樣嘅呢? 大學又有咩玩法呢？
我哋今次邀請左University of Calgary嘅學生，佢地都係香港移民，响Calgary 經歷過高中，見過Counsellor，揀科目的，公開試，入大學同大學生活， 希望可以將佢地嘅經歴同大家分享究竟亞省讀書由高中升到上大學，係咩一回事同埋係咩玩法。等大家可去 planning 小朋友入大學之路。
講座其中包括嘅內容:
1 排名高嘅高中真係有著數？
2 高中點楝科目？
3 高中學分(Credit)有咩用？
4 IB 同AP Program 又有咩分別? 入加拿大大學又有咩幫助？
5 公立、私校、天主教、Charter School入大學嘅侍遇係咪一樣？
6 做義工對入大學有幫助？
7 點可以入到心儀大學？
8 Q&A環節
地點 : Central Library - Room 03-16B Google Map
日期 : 11⽉23⽇星期日
時間 : 14:15 - 16:30
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截止報名日期 : 2025年11月21日星期五23:59
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Since Hong Kong came under British colonial rule, we’ve followed the British-style education system for generations.
Now that we’re in Canada — is Canada also using the British system?
Some people might say, “Of course! Canada is a Commonwealth country!”
Others might say, “My friends who moved to the U.K. are also doing the same — buying houses in prestigious school districts just to get into good schools!”
In Hong Kong, many parents have mastered the “game” of getting their kids into elite schools — though it often leaves both parents and children exhausted.
But is this really the best for our children?
What about the education system in Canada — especially in high school?
Do all provinces have the same education structure, credits, and curriculum?
And how does university admission work here?
This time, we’ve invited students from the University of Calgary, who are all Hong Kong immigrants. They’ve gone through high school in Calgary — meeting with counsellors, selecting courses, taking public exams, applying to universities, and adapting to campus life.
They’ll share their firsthand experiences of studying in Alberta — from high school to university — to help parents better plan their children’s future education path.
