The CIOL Hong Kong Society (HKS) was established in 1984. It strives for promotion of professional language use in the Hong Kong region and provides opportunities for members to share views on language issues. By organising bimonthly professional development activities such as talks and forums, the society gathers members, academics and specialists to take part in in-depth discussions on various language topics. It also provides a platform for local members to exchange their views on language issues through regular publications. Recently, it has successfully launched the prestigious "Chartered Linguist" status in Hong Kong. Through a special arrangement with CIOL's head office in London, qualified members may now complete the whole application process in Hong Kong without going to the UK.
HKS contributes to the local languages industry through its professional language services. For example, it has organised forums, symposiums and talks on school media of instruction to examine relevant government policies and explore strategies that schools and parents may adopt. In addition, HKS has been invited to participate in large-scale exhibitions and offer training courses for teachers in tertiary institutions, secondary and primary schools on the Chinese mainland. It provides diversified consultancy and language assessment services as well.
HKS is the largest regional society of CIOL. We will put every effort into furthering our professional services in mainland China, in order to enhance language standards.
You are welcome to learn more about us through our own trilingual website.
Dr Li Kam Cheong FCIL
President
CIOL Hong Kong Society
If you are interested in supporting the Hong Kong Society we'd be delighted to hear from you.
Simply email us with your name and contact details and a member of the committee will contact you for a no obligation discussion.
Forthcoming events are currently being planned and will be publicised here soon.
The Hong Kong Society runs a variety of professional development events, benefitting CIOL members and non-members alike. Click an event to see its original listing and, if applicable, event reports and downloadable materials:
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Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Saturday 28 November 2020
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Kowloon, Saturday 30 November 2019
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Hong Kong, Friday 15 June 2018
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Kowloon, Saturday 11 November 2017
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Kowloon, Thursday 29 June 2017
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Kowloon, Saturday 19 November 2016
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