8 Key Learning Areas (S1- S3) 

The Eight Key Learning Areas (KLA) aim to inspire and nurture future leaders in Hong Kong by providing a solid foundation for student development. Chinese and English Language education fosters global communication, while Mathematics and Science enhance analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. Technology Education prepares students for a digital future, and Personal, Social, and Humanities Education instills values and social awareness. Arts Education encourages creativity and self-expression, and Physical Education promotes health and well-being. Together, these areas empower students to become well-rounded individuals ready to make a positive impact on society.

International Students | IGCSE Chinese Language 

In Hong Kong, the Education Bureau offers alternative qualifications in Chinese Language for Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) students, including the IGCSE Chinese Language, to help them meet JUPAS entrance requirements. This initiative is particularly beneficial for students at Caritas Wu Cheng-Chung College, where our diverse community includes individuals from over 35 countries and regions, many of whom do not have Chinese as their first language. This ensures that all students, regardless of their background, have a fair opportunity to pursue higher education.By implementing these alternative qualifications, CWCC empowers its students to succeed academically and connect with the broader community, fostering a sense of inclusion and opportunity for all. For specific requirements and details about accepted qualifications, please refer to the JUPAS website or the Education Bureau.

The Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSE)

The Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) is a crucial qualification that provides students with a pathway to higher education and future career opportunities. It encompasses core subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Citizenship and Social Development (CSD), along with a range of elective subjects tailored to students' interests and aspirations.Importantly, for international Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) students, there is no requirement to take the DSE Chinese Language exam.  The Education Bureau offers alternative qualifications in Chinese Language for Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) students, including the IGCSE Chinese Language, to help them meet JUPAS entrance requirements. This flexibility allows NCS students to focus on their strengths and pursue subjects that align with their academic and career goals without the added pressure of language barriers.

HKDSE is widely recognized by universities around the world, including prestigious institutions in Asia, Europe, and America. This global recognition opens doors for students, enabling them to apply to top universities and gain access to diverse educational experiences.Taking the DSE offers numerous advantages, including the development of critical thinking skills, enhanced language proficiency, and a solid foundation in essential subjects. It equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in higher education and beyond, fostering well-rounded individuals prepared to contribute to an interconnected world.

The Diploma in Practical Information and Communication Technology (DPICT)

The Diploma in Practical Information and Communication Technology (DPICT) at the School of Computing and Information Sciences is designed for students seeking a robust foundation in ICT while pursuing their Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) concurrently. This program is recognized at Qualification Framework Level 3, ensuring that it meets industry standards and prepares students for a dynamic career in technology.