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APPENDICES

Number of Students by Type of Educational Institution (1)

Type

Schools

Kindergartens

Primary

Secondary

Special education (2)

Sub-total

Technical Institutes (3)

1995

As of September

1996

1997

Full-timel Part-timel Day Evening

Full-timel Part-time! Day Evening

Full-timel Part-time!

Day

Evening

180 317

180 771

177 462+

467 718

466 507

461 812+

459 845

11 152

465 658

11 950

459 453+

98† 10 871†

8 476

8 697

8 956+

1 116 356

11 152

1 121 633

11 950

1 107 683† 10 969†

Craft level courses

5 659

16 493

Technician level courses

8 313

17 956

5 616

8 531

16 192*

18 493

5 206

16 033

8 595

19 073

Sub-total

13 972

34 449

14 147

34 685*

13 801

35 106

Technical Colleges

4 900

8 061

5 141

8 671*

5 269

9 065

Hong Kong Institute of Education (4)

3.003

5 649

Approved post-secondary college

2 600

2 434

Other colleges (5)

1 994

1 021

2 213

848

2 383+ 2 281+

969†

UGC-funded institutions (6)

Sub-degree

7 117

7 768*

10 701*

12 165*

10 841†

11 868+

First degree

42 824

4 627

Postgraduate

Sub-total

The Open University of Hong Kong

3 569*

9 652

44 302*

4 021*

4 223*

44 090†

10 138*

4 646†

4 134+ 10 536†

53 510*

22 047*

59 024*

26 526*

59 577† 26 538†

(7)

20 085

20 451

Adult education institutions (8)

Total

32.590

59 547

33 359

59 211

22 904 36 588† 62 948†

1 228 925*

162 011*

1 237 951*

162 342*

1 227 582+ 168 499†

Notes: (1) Figures for approved post-secondary college, other colleges, Hong Kong Institute of Education and the Open University of Hong Kong are as of October of the year. Figures for Technical Institutes and Technical Colleges are as of November of the year and include Block Release Courses. Figures for UGC-funded institutions are as of December of the year.

(2) Include enrolment of special classes in ordinary schools.

(3) Craft level course is post-secondary 3 course while technician level course is post-secondary 5 course.

(4) The Hong Kong Institute of Education was included within the purview of the University Grants Committee in 1996.

(5) Other colleges are those private schools which provide post-secondary courses, such as Far East College of Hong Kong, Chu Hai

College, Hong Kong Adventist College and Hong Kong Buddhist College, etc.

(6) Figures for Hong Kong Institute of Education have been included since 1996.

(7) The Open University of Hong Kong was formerly known as 'The Open Learning Institute of Hong Kong' before May 1997.

(8) Adult education institutions refer to courses in Government evening institutes, the Evening School of Higher Chinese Studies and

various private schools offering a variety of subjects including commercial courses.

* Revised figure.

+

Provisional figure.

Source: Education and Manpower Bureau, Government Secretariat.

(Enquiry Telephone No.: 2810 2619)

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