Can Shenzhen technical secondary school diploma find a job in Hong Kong?

To tell the truth, mainland education in Hong Kong need not be considered. You don't recognize it at all.

Universities don't even recognize it, let alone any secondary school, and you don't have to learn those vocational retraining in Hong Kong.

It is only used by the Hong Kong government to appease new immigrants or a group of illiterate young people in Hong Kong.

It's rubbish after reading it, and the employer doesn't even look at it.

I come from Hong Kong. ...

Hong Kong has at least a minimum wage of 28 yuan per hour.

If you young people are willing to work harder, you can learn to move to the kitchen or sushi restaurant and do it slowly, but you must be fluent in Cantonese.

Generally, I work 6 days a week, 9- 10 hours a day. Every month, I have more than eight thousand Hong Kong dollars.

However, the water and electricity rent in Hong Kong is really expensive. You calculate that the standard of living will not be higher than that in the mainland.