Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Chinese History)

Programme Webinar Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Chinese History) Programme Introduction Student Sharing

Programme Aims

Programme Structure

Field Experience   Students will be placed in schools which are important sites for learning to teach and where they will interpret, generate, interact and experiment with theory. Block Practice will be conducted in local schools which the medium of instruction may vary depending on the policy of the schools. Students should be able to demonstrate a proficient level of Cantonese/English/Putonghua# to conduct Block Practice.   FE Foundation Course FE and Professional Learning Portfolio I FE and Professional Learning Portfolio II Block Practice I Block Practice II # for Chinese Language teaching in some schools only

Employment Highlights

Employment Status (2021)

95.6%

Employed and further studies

4.4%

Others

Employment Field

94.7%

Education

5.3%

Non-Education

XU Haonan Gatsby “The BEd(CHI HIST) programme has provided me with a lot of support and resources to learn more about Chinese history and education. The excellent teaching team has enriched my professional knowledge in Chinese history. The University has offered a wide variety of activities which enable me to develop my potential and specialties further. These experiences help me to equip myself to become a competent Chinese History teacher."   Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Chinese History) - Year 5 student

HUNG Po Ling “I feel so blessed for studying the BEd(CHI HIST) programme in EdUHK where I have gained fruitful knowledge and experience. During these five years, I learned to acquire and analyse historical events comprehensively. The training in teaching methodologies prepared me to teach in the secondary sector. The two teaching practicums helped me to be more familiar with the teaching duties and provided opportunities to get along with students. I believe that my learning journey in EdUHK has equipped me with all the requirements to become a teacher of high calibre and will even inspire my future students.”   Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Chinese History) - 2021 Graduate

Remarks:
Field Experience, internship, overseas trips and immersion may be affected by the pandemic situation. Appropriate alternative arrangements will be made if outbound activities are suspended. 

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• Students admitted into this programme starting from the 2023/24 cohort are required to visit the Greater Bay Area (GBA) for a short trip (e.g. 1-day or 2-day 1-night trip) in order to complete the Cross-Faculty Core Course. While the GBA trip is heavily subsidised, students are still required to contribute 18% of the best estimated cost of the trip ("student contribution"), whereas personal entertainment, meals expenses, visa application fee and personal insurance costs will not be supported. The estimated cost of the GBA trip for students admitted to the 2023/24 cohort is not available yet as it is subject to a variety of factors such as changes to the cost of the GBA trip as a result of inflation, trip duration, traveling expenses, the exchange rate, etc. The exact amount of student contribution is thus not available.