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Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary Students (FASP) |
Applicants who pass both the income test and the asset test will be offered with assistance in the forms of grants and / or loans. [Details] |
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Non-mean Tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS) |
This scheme complements the FASP. Loans will be offered to cover applicants’ tuition fees payable. [Details] |
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Student Travel Subsidy (STS) |
Applicable to needy students, residing beyond 10 minutes walking distance from their normal place of study and traveling by public transport. |
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Scheme for Subsidy on Exchange for Post-secondary Students (SSE) |
Applicable to means-tested grant to financially needy students to participate in outbound exchange programmes. |
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Scheme for Subsidy on Exchange to “Belt and Road” Regions for Post-secondary Students (SSEBR) |
Applicable to means-tested grant to financially needy students to participate in exchange activities held in the Belt and Road regions. |
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MTR Student Travel Scheme |
Any full-time students who is aged 25 or below may consider applying for the MTR Student Travel Scheme. |
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Continuing Education Fund (CEF) |
Applicants who apply for CEF for the first time or applicants who have opened CEF accounts before 1 April 2019 (regardless of whether their accounts were closed in the past), they may submit claims for reimbursement of fees for CEF reimbursable courses commenced on or after 1 April, 2019. The maximum entitlement for new applicants is HK$20,000. For applicants who have opened CEF accounts before 1 April 2019, they are eligible for claiming the additional HK$10,000 subsidy and the unused balance (if any) of the original subsidy of HK$10,000. The co-payment ratios by learners (i.e. the percentage of fees to be borne by learners) for the first HK$10,000 subsidy is 20% of the course fee and that for the second HK$10,000 subsidy is 40% of the course fee. [Details] |
