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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
[Studentship registration]
In addition to submission in person at Secretariat office, by post or courier, applicants can submit the following documents to the Secretariat by email to student_reg@hkics.org.hk until further notice:
- Completed and signed application form (including recommendation part)
- Certified true copies of
- Hong Kong identity card/passport
- Transcript(s) and certificate(s) of educational/professional qualification
- Studentship registration fee (Details of the payment method are set out in the application form.)
- A passport-sized photo
For enquiries, please contact the Student Registration Section: 2881 6177 or email: student_reg@hkics.org.hk.
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Getting Qualified
Qualifications
The Chartered Secretary and Chartered Governance Professional qualifications are recognised and respected in Hong Kong and internationally, in giving you the skills and the opportunity to work in a range of different jurisdictions around the world.
With effect from 1 January 2020, the Institute has launched a new qualifying programme, the Chartered Governance Qualifying Programme (CGQP), which replaces the current International Qualifying Scheme (IQS). CGQP can be completed by examinations and/or exemptions.
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Contact us
For enquiries regarding studentship, please contact the Education and Examinations section or read the FAQs:
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Chartered Governance Qualifying Programme (CGQP)
CGQP is an internationally recognised programme with the curriculum developed by The Chartered Governance Institute (formerly known as The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA)) and adapted by the Institute to meet local needs and applications.
Click HERE to learn more about the CGQP
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Student brochure
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Examinations and/or Exemptions
- Examinations
The first examination diet under CGQP will be held in June 2020.
Click HERE to learn more about the examinations
- Partial Exemptions
Partnership Bachelor's Programme (PBP)
PBPs are undergraduate programmes which cover the content required by the qualifying programme. The Institute has accredited seven PBPs with universities in Hong Kong, meaning exemptions from certain examinations may be granted to graduates of these PBPs. Students can receive the Graduate status by the completing remaining CGQP examination(s).
Click HERE to learn more about PBPs
Click HERE to learn more about Exemptions
- Full exemption
Collaborative Course Agreement (CCA) Programme
Study time: 1.5 - 3 years
The Institute has entered into dual-award partnerships with local universities in Hong Kong which offer full- or part-time master's programmes that cover the same content as the qualifying programme. Successful graduates may apply for full exemption from the CGQP examinations and receive Graduate status.
Click HERE to learn more about the CCA Programmes
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