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Funds and other support schemes

Students are encouraged to organise and participate in various student activities and apply for fundings to support your passion and involvement in activities.

 

TWC Student Funds

Government Subsidy Schemes for Exchange Activities

 

TWC Student Funds

Student Activities Fund

To encourage students to organise and/or participate in student-related activities and recognise students who have attained significant achievements in external competitions, Student Activities Fund has been set up to support for the related activities.

 

Student Development Fund

To encourage students to organise and participate in more academic activities to widen their exposure, enrich their knowledge and contribute to their professional development goals, Student Development Fund has been set up to support student activities with academic elements.

 

Student Innovation Project Fund

To encourage students to bring their innovative ideas to fruition providing benefits to the College or the community, and nurture students with unique talents, Student Innovation Project Fund has been set up for students’ application from academic year 2019/2020 onwards.

 

Student Relief Fund 

TWC Student Relief Fund (the Fund) aims to provide a timely relief to full-time local students facing unforeseen financial emergencies that may disrupt their studies.

 

Government Subsidy Schemes for Exchange Activities

Established in 2015, the Subsidy on Exchange for Post-secondary Students (SSE) is offered by Education Bureau (EDB) of the Hog Kong Special Administrative Region to support local students, with financial need, to participate in outbound exchange programmes.

Starting from July 2019, EDB further offers two non-means-tested schemes for subsidy on exchange, namely, Non-means-tested Mainland Experience Scheme for Post-Secondary Students (Non-means-tested MES) and Scheme for Non-means-tested Subsidy on Exchange to “Belt and Road” Regions for Post-Secondary Students (Non-means-tested SSEBR) to encourage more post-secondary students in Hong Kong to pursue exchange activities in the Mainland and B&R regions.

Scheme on Subsidy on Exchange for Post-secondary Students

(SSE)

Non-means-tested Mainland Experience Scheme for Post-secondary Students

(Non-means-tested MES)

Scheme for Non-means-tested Subsidy on Exchange to “Belt and Road” Regions for Post-secondary Students

(Non-means-tested SSEBR)

Eligible Students

Local students

Local and non-local students

Local students

In receipt of means-tested student financial assistance from SFO OR whose families are in receipt of CSSA

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Going to participate in an eligible exchange activity as detailed below and selected through a merit-based mechanism administered by TWC

Eligible Exchange Activities

Outbound activity comprising substantive teaching and learning elements organised and/or endorsed by TWC

Lasting for at least 14 days

Lasting for at least 3 days

Lasting for at least 5 days

In anywhere outside Hong Kong

In the Mainland

In Belt & Road regions, excluding the Mainland, Taiwan and Macao

If the exchange activity is not organised by TWC, the hosting institution must be a recognised educational institution/body either in Hong Kong or in the home country

Level of Subsidy

The maximum amount of subsidy to be granted to a student will be calculated by applying his/her latest level of student finance approved by SFO to the applicable maximum amount of subsidy. Maximum amount of subsidy per exchange activity varies according to different destination and duration of the activity. For details, please refer to Application Guideline.

Maximum amount of subsidy per exchange activity varies according to different destination and duration of the activity. For details, please refer to Application Guideline.

Maximum amount of subsidy per exchange activity varies according to different destination and duration of the activity. For details, please refer to Application Guideline.

Students are eligible for SSE once at the current level of study

Students are eligible for non-means-tested MES once at the current level of study

Students are eligible for non-means-tested SSEBR once at the current level of study

Please note that applications for programme sponsorship are processed on a first-come-first served basis, subject to availability of funds. When funds are no longer available, the application will not be approved regardless of whether the applicant fulfills the eligibility requirements for claiming reimbursement.

 

 



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