College Life

After studying at this College, my self-confidence has improved significantly. The lecturers are genuinely dedicated to teaching and truly enjoy interacting with students.

Before joining, during my secondary school years, I often felt insecure, and my academic performance was not widely recognised. However, after entering this College, the lecturers supported me by guiding us step by step in developing effective learning methods. In class, I actively take notes, and at home, I review them consistently to ensure I can keep up with the course content. With their guidance and my steady effort, I gradually regained my confidence. Eventually, I received offers from two universities.

Studying the Higher Diploma in Applied Intelligent Technologies has been a truly meaningful journey. When I first enrolled, I was not sure if I could manage the challenges, but the programme quickly gave me a strong foundation in computer applications.

The lecturers played a huge role. They were not only experts in their fields but also incredibly kind and approachable. Whenever I struggled with assignments, they guided me with both academic support and advice on preparing for university studies. Their encouragement boosted my confidence and reminded me that I was not facing this path alone.

Looking back, I’m proud of my progress, and I believe this programme has opened the door to my future.

I strongly recommend students who are interested in hotel management to enroll at HPSHCC. The campus offers a neat and comfortable learning environment in a convenient location, making it an ideal place to study. The programme also includes a six-month internship, during which the College arranges suitable placements for students. This allows us to gain valuable hands-on experience and develop a deeper understanding of the daily operations of hotels.

I had the opportunity to undertake my internship at Regent Hong Kong. Throughout the internship, the lecturers were proactive in following up on students’ progress and learning experiences. The College and its staff are highly supportive, providing guidance and professional advice to every student, which has helped us take steady steps towards our career goals.

Studying in the Higher Diploma in Sport Coaching and Sport Performance at HPSHCC has been a challenging yet highly rewarding journey. Throughout the programme, I developed a strong foundation in coaching principles, sport science, and performance analysis. The course not only enhanced my technical knowledge, but also strengthened my leadership, communication, and teamwork skills, all of which are essential in the sports industry.

The hands-on learning experience, together with the guidance of dedicated instructors, allowed me to put theory into practice and prepared me for real-world coaching environments. This programme inspired me to pursue excellence in sport performance and to contribute positively to the development of athletes. I am confident that the skills and knowledge I have gained at HPSHCC will provide strong support for my future career.

“Because we fall, the climb must be our destination.” When we look back at our past selves in the mirror, what shines the brightest are all our endeavors — the ebbs and flows that shape who we are today. Even in failure, there is much for us, as passionate students, to learn from and persevere through in our academic journey.

I never gave up on my academic journey after transitioning to the Higher Diploma in Medical and Health Products Management from HKDSE. Whether in academic pursuits or the development of practical skill sets, I broadened my horizons by acquiring a vast amount of knowledge, along with soft skills that support my practical capabilities. The curriculum of the programme is highly specialised, featuring biomedical subjects such as microbiology and pathophysiology, as well as pharmaceutical topics, including drug action and pharmaceutics. Moreover, I had ample opportunities to further hone my skills through an internship as well as practical laboratory work. Overall, the two-year programme was a very fruitful experience.

If time were a flower, then studying would be the nutrients that cultivate its growth. With time, it would bloom into an elegant plant, symbolising our blossoming future — reaching for the moon and weaving through the clouds.

My studies at HPSHCC have laid a solid foundation for my admission to my dream university. When I first enrolled, I struggled to adapt to the fully English-taught curriculum. Fortunately, the lecturers were incredibly patient and dedicated, always taking the time to answer my academic questions thoroughly. Through course assignments and group presentations, I gradually developed my academic skills and enhanced my teamwork abilities.

Outside formal classes, the College organises a wide range of extra-curricular activities. I enrolled in a bowling class, which brought plenty of enjoyment and helped me maintain a healthy balance amid my busy studies.

I have now secured an offer to study Logistics at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, an achievement I could never have reached without the constant support from the College. To all prospective students: Stay committed to your studies and do not hesitate to seek help from your lecturers whenever you encounter academic difficulties. The College offers abundant learning resources and a caring teaching team who are always ready to support you. Stay consistent in your efforts and seize every opportunity to improve yourself — you will be one step closer to gaining admission to your ideal university.

I have gained a great deal of valuable experience throughout this two-year programme. In addition to basic nursing skills, the programme also covers areas such as physiotherapy and occupational therapy, which have greatly broadened my horizons. The teachers are highly professional and passionate. They teach us the theory behind how muscles work and guide us through practical skills such as changing diapers, enabling us to develop both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. I am very grateful for the support of my lecturers and classmates. This learning environment has helped me build my confidence and reinforced my goal of becoming a nurse and serving the community in the future.

Throughout my two years at HPSHCC, I gradually transformed from someone who was uncertain about my future into someone who had found a clear direction. Not only did the College provide abundant academic resources, but it also offered valuable opportunities for overseas study tours. What impressed me most was the chance to attend classes at a local university during the study tour, visiting neuroimaging and sleep laboratories, and exchanging ideas with local professors. This valuable experience not only deepened my understanding of the applications of psychology but also broadened my horizons and enhanced my way of thinking.

In addition, one of the most precious aspects of my two years at the College was meeting a group of classmates and friends who shared similar aspirations. They made me deeply realise that I was not alone on this journey of pursuing my dreams.

Lastly, I am very grateful for this learning experience at the College, which allowed me to gradually regain my confidence and truly believe in my ability to continue moving forward in the field of psychology, taking another step towards my dream.

After receiving disappointing HKDSE results, I felt lost and uncertain, just like many other students. At the same time, I knew I had to explore alternative pathways for my future. As I had always been passionate about social work, I decided to apply for the Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Youth and Social Services at HPSHCC as soon as I learned that the College offered a related programme. With a mixture of hope and apprehension, I embarked on this journey in search of another opportunity to enter university.

At the beginning of my studies, I found it challenging to adapt, as the teaching and learning approaches at the tertiary level were very different from those in secondary school. Fortunately, with the support of counsellors from the Student Development Resource Centre and the guidance of senior students, I gradually adjusted to campus life. I also stepped outside my comfort zone by joining various student organisations and supporting newly admitted students, passing on the same spirit of care and support that I had received.

The programme itself was highly enriching and provided me with a solid understanding of social work, preparing me well for further studies at university. It also included experiential learning activities, such as high- and low-ropes adventure training. Inspired by this experience, I went on to obtain the relevant coaching certification. This demonstrates how the programme not only broadens students’ academic knowledge but also supports their career planning and personal development.