HEDGE Education · Education and Career Planning
Application guides, employment research and practical tools to help students and parents plan their education and careers.
Total: 8 resources
Last updated: October 3, 2026
Explore essay topics, details and personal voice through official materials from seven universities. Includes short excerpts, Chinese-English analysis, writing exercises and links to the original official sources.
For high school students preparing US undergraduate applications; also suitable for parents and education advisers to read together.
A guide to master's applications with a GPA below 3.0, primarily for undergraduates in mainland China, with consideration for those studying overseas. Focuses on relevant programs at WashU and in Australia and the UK, covering business, IT, engineering management, media, education, public policy, social work and public health.
For undergraduates from mainland China with a GPA below 3.0 who are preparing master's applications, also considering overseas undergraduate backgrounds; suitable for parents and education advisers.
Compares overseas universities, subjects and routes to employment in Singapore, covering representative employers, salary benchmarks and work pass requirements. A 23-page Chinese report with 18 comparison tables and 39 references.
For students planning to seek work in Singapore, or students, parents and education advisers who wish to consider future employment when choosing universities and majors.
Prepared by HEDGE Education, this report compares specific programs, graduate destinations and example employers at 13 representative universities in the US, UK, Singapore, Australia and Canada, exploring job-search pathways in China and overseas. October 2026 edition, with 32 references.
For Chinese students, parents and education advisers choosing a study destination, university or major, or planning a job search in China or overseas.
Drawing on course information and public employment data from 14 representative overseas universities, HEDGE Education examines subject fit, employer recruitment, salary references, work eligibility and job-search preparation for overseas graduates seeking work in Hong Kong. It helps students and parents compare study options against their target roles.
For students studying or planning to study overseas who are considering Hong Kong as a career destination, together with parents and education advisers.
A course guide for students and parents considering OSSD or transferring into it. It explains Ontario high school graduation requirements, transfer credit assessment, TVO ILC pathways and grade 12 subject choices. It discusses the demands and prerequisites of English, mathematics and science, as well as university applications and scheduling. This 20-page guide includes an index of official sources to help families consider graduation rules, major prerequisites and actual learning readiness together.
For students, parents and education advisers considering an OSSD transfer, TVO ILC pathways and overseas undergraduate applications.
A guide to AP courses and educational planning for students and parents, covering course structure, academic demands, prerequisites and subject combinations. It compares calculus, statistics, physics, chemistry, biology, economics and computer science, and explains study schedules, digital exams and the use of scores. For families exploring AP, choosing subjects or revising a study plan, this 30-page guide includes an index of official sources to connect course choices with each student's preparation and intended major.
For students, parents and education advisers exploring AP courses, planning international high school subjects and preparing overseas undergraduate applications.
Covers 24 competitions, including AMC, BPhO and John Locke, with 101 monthly reminders for registration, contests, submission deadlines and results. Confirmed, expected and watch-list dates are distinguished to help high school students plan their competition year.
For high school students preparing undergraduate applications, parents and education advisers.
