I am now a junior (biology teacher) in Chinese mainland. New immigrants come to Hong Kong and will come to Hong Kong for development in the future. Do you have any questions about work and study?

1. It is recommended to come to Hong Kong for a master's degree in capital after studying in the Mainland. How long will it take to finish reading this and how much will it cost? Will you come out to look for a job in the future? What are their jobs?

Because Hong Kong does not recognize mainland education, studying for a local master's degree is helpful for finding a job. Fees vary from school to school. Generally, HKD100000 will graduate after reading 1/2 years. If you are a biology student, you usually work as a teacher or do research in a university. You chose a biology teacher as an undergraduate, so you want to be a teacher ~

2. Does Hong Kong recognize mainland diplomas when looking for jobs?

Tsinghua/Peking University/Fudan University, the top university in China, has a higher commitment, but others don't quite admit it.

Some very professional undergraduate courses, such as medicine/law/accounting, are not recognized because of different systems.

3. Can I find a better job in Hong Kong?

What do you think is better? In fact, the income from being a teacher is not bad. But it's good if you want Cantonese and English. Middle schools in Hong Kong don't teach in Putonghua. You should also be familiar with the curriculum and education system of secondary schools in Hong Kong.

There is little work in biology.