William Yiu is a Correspondent at the Post. With over 15 years of experience, he specializes in education and politics, covering a wide range of topics including private and public education, educational policy, and special needs advocacy. William's work has been featured in MSN, Newswav, The Star Online, and the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
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William Yiu's coverage predominantly focuses on local education-related news in Hong Kong and China. His articles revolve around government announcements, data citations, and expert commentary related to educational policies, institutions, and students. When reaching out to William Yiu with pitches or insights, consider providing perspectives on education policies, reforms, challenges faced by students or educational institutions in the region. Additionally, offering data-backed analysis or expert opinions on the evolving educational landscape in Hong Kong and China could be highly relevant for his reporting.
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By: William Yiu
Education minister Christine Choi says 22-hectare site in Hung Shui Kiu will comprise three university campus sites
By: William Yiu
Christine Choi says banning devices would hinder learning as Hong Kong rolls out blueprint to integrate AI and digital tools in schools
By: William Yiu
Christine Choi says banning devices would hinder learning as Hong Kong rolls out blueprint to integrate AI and digital tools in schools
By: William Yiu
Victoria Shanghai Academy posts record nine IB top scorers, while Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School reports six
By: William Yiu
High satisfaction rate reflects sensible choices and strategies by well-informed parents, school council representative says.
By: Kelly Fung
Some admitted to their first-choice institutions already dreaming up plans for university while others consider pathways to studying abroad
By: William Yiu
Fourteen boys and 10 girls achieved Level 5** in six subjects, with 11 of them also earning ‘super top scorer' status for securing 5** in extended mathematics
