Curriculum


Senior Secondary Curriculum Guide


Senior Secondary Curriculum Guide - The Future is Now : from Vision to Realisation  (Secondary 4 - 6)
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Curriculum and Assessment Guide (S4-S6) -
Core Subjects and Elective Subjects


Core Subjects
 Chinese  Language  English Language
 Mathematics  Liberal Studies
           
Elective Subjects
Key Learning Areas Subjects
Chinese Language Education Chinese Literature    
English Language Education Literature in English    
Personal, Social and Humanities Education Chinese History    
Economics    
Ethics and  Religious Studies
  Geography    
  History    
    Tourism and Hospitality Studies
Science Education Biology    
    Chemistry    
    Science (Integrated Science, Combined Science)
    Physics    
Technology Education Business, Accounting and Financial Studies
    Design and Applied Technology
    Health Management and Social Care
    Information and Communication Technology
    Technology and Living
Arts Education Music    
  Visual Arts    
Physical Education Physical Education    
           
Applied Learning


Applied Learning Curriculum and Assessment Guide (Senior Secondary Level)
Applied Learning Courses Information
           
Other Languages


There are 6 other language subjects under the New Senior Secondary Curriculum, namely French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Spanish and Urdu. The programmes of these languages must follow the curriculum and examinations pitched at AS-level offered by the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) and administered by the HKEAA.

For details, please visit the websites of CIE and HKEAA
French
German
Hindi
Japanese
Spanish
Urdu
   
  Publications on the Cambridge International AS Level Examination of the 6 other language subjects are available for reference at the Central Resources Centre, EDB.
           
Other Learning Experiences


Other Learning Experiences
           
New Senior Secondary Curriculum (Special Educational Needs)


New Senior Secondary Curriculum (Special Educational Needs)
           
           
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