We are delighted to unveil plans for a new satellite campus space for young adults with diverse learning needs.

ICHK Summits is a work skills programme for 18-25 year olds, which will be launched in September.

It will be run from a non-profit learning space and social enterprise located in Pearl Oriental House, in the heart of Central.

Following extensive consultation, we are currently developing a comprehensive three-year work and life skills programme, specifically designed for English-speaking neurodivergent young adults.

It has been inspired by our school’s inclusive and innovative philosophy and practices, and is aimed at bridging the gap between education and adulthood, preparing participants for life beyond school and the world of work.

The programme will provide post-secondary training opportunities, whilst complementing and contributing to the existing educational provision in Hong Kong for English-speaking, young adults with diverse learning needs.

Vocational training will be integrated with holistic life skills, and will include job observations, a mix of supported and unsupported internships, one-on-one mentoring and job coaching. Young people will also develop skills in budgeting, travel, personal safety, digital literacy and self care.

More information is available by contacting Kathryn Lung at klung@ichk.edu.hk