APPENDICES

Number of Students" by Type of Educational Institution and Mode of Study

Number of students

1998

As of September

1999

2000#

Full-time! Part-timel

Full-time! Part-timel

Full-timel Part-timel

Type (2)

Day

Evening

Day

Evening

Day

Evening

Schools

Kindergartens

175 073

171 138

Primary

476 802

Secondary

455 872

342 12 095

Special education (3)

9 667

491 851 453 465 9 687

160 921 493 979

11 785

456 693

10 017

9 387

Sub-total

1 117 414

12 437

1 126 141

11 785

1 120 980

10 017

The Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (4)

Craft level courses (5)

5 043

14 850

1 640

10 941*

1 977

Technician level courses (5)

10 161

17 693

8 019*

14 286*

12 808

8 835 12 941

Higher technician/Technician level courses (6) Higher technician level courses (5)

6 298

5 520

9 454

3 803*

9 794*

7.494

9 678

Sub-total

20 724

41 997

19 760*

35 021*

22 279

31 454

Approved post-secondary college

2 346

Other colleges (7)

3 084

1 219

2 361 3 632*

2.707

991

4 203

1 098

UGC-funded institutions

Sub-degree

11 081

10 835

10 887

10 029*

10 284

8 362

Undergraduate

43 885

3 759

44 031*

3 436*

44.191

3 387

Taught postgraduate

1 374*

9 729*

1 480*

9 870*

1 603

9 531

Research postgraduate

3 188*

687*

3 363*

658*

3 401

664

Sub-total

59 528

25 010

59 761*

23 993*

59 479

21 944

The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts

748

704

712

The Open University of Hong Kong

Adult education institutions (8)

Total

48 905

1 252 749

24 318 76 724

181 705

64 281*

1 276 640*

25 654 77 871*

175 315*

76 910

25 722 99 996

1 287 270

190 231

Notes: (1) Student numbers are in headcount.

(2) Figures for approved post-secondary college, other colleges, the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and the Open University of Hong Kong are as of October of the year. Figures for Institute of Vocational Education are as of November of the year and include figures for block release courses. Figures for UGC-funded institutions are as of December of the year.

(3) It includes enrolment of special classes in ordinary schools.

(4) The Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education was formed in 1999. It is composed of nine campuses of which two are the former Technical Colleges and seven are the former Technical Institutes. Figures before 1999 refer to the number of students in the former Technical Colleges and Technical Institutes.

(5) While craft level courses are post-secondary 3 course, technician level and higher technician level courses are

post-secondary 5 courses.

(6) Students in this course category are enrolled in different subject groups. Each subject group has a common year one curriculum. Students will proceed to either a Diploma (technician level) or a Higher Diploma (higher technician level) course in year 2 based on their academic achievement in year 1.

(7) Other colleges are those private schools which provide post-secondary courses, such as Chu Hai College, Hong

Kong Adventist College and Hong Kong Buddhist Collège, etc.

(8) Adult education institutions refer to government evening institutes and various private schools offering a variety

of subjects including commercial classes.

*

#

Revised figure.

Provisional figures.

Not applicable.

Source: Education and Manpower Bureau, Government Secretariat.

(Enquiry Telephone No.: 2810 2617)

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