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Have you ever imagined that your child could have a great leap to university level at an earlier age? This is never about your child's IQ; it is about how determined your child wants to make such achievement.
Have you ever imagined that your child could have a great leap to university level at an earlier age? This is never about your child's IQ; it is about how determined your child wants to make such achievement.
Many elite students were not born with a gifted path. Not being intellectually gifted does not mean your child has no chance of gaining early academic success. At EOK, every student is given the opportunity to become an early scholar. The keys to this advanced achievement are students' commitment to a long-term learning path and their parents' trust in our teaching philosophy.
Many elite students were not born with a gifted path. Not being intellectually gifted does not mean your child has no chance of gaining early academic success. At EOK, every student is given the opportunity to become an early scholar. The keys to this advanced achievement are students' commitment to a long-term learning path and their parents' trust in our teaching philosophy.
Dr. Ma presenting the Early Scholar Award to Alfred So, F4 at HKUGA
Dr. Ma presenting the Early Scholar Award to Madelyn Wong, Y10 at GSIS
Dr. Ma presenting the Early Scholar Award to Arthur Wong, Y8 at Harrow International School (HK)
Khloe Lau, Y11 at Shatin College, receiving the medal of 2026 Galois Contest
Alfred So, F4 at HKUGA, receiving the medal of 2026 Euclid Contest
Odin Hui, G8 at CDNIS, receiving the medal of 2026 Fryer Contest from Dr. Ma
EOK offers an early scholar learning course which trains your child in different aspects and leads them to the leading universities (e.g., the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, Harvard University and Stanford University, etc.) though a shortcut learning pathway.
Our specially designed learning course prepares young students (between Grade 6/ Year 7 to Grade 8/ Year 9) to obtain a series of internationally recognized qualifications (e.g., IGCSE and GCE) at their own pace. This course is usually conducted across one to four years depending on the students' learning progress. Over the past years, we have built up a strong track record in training our young students to excel to the top in the IGCSE and GCE exams.
Our course requires your child to constantly accept challenges and put strenuous effort. Throughout the painstaking learning process, your child would find the outcome and experience rewarding and invaluable.
Our course requires your child to constantly accept challenges and put strenuous effort. Throughout the painstaking learning process, your child would find the outcome and experience rewarding and invaluable.
Our course aims to unleash the potential of your child in various subject areas such as English, Math and Science while at the same time boost your child's confidence and self esteem. The classes are designed to equip your child with all the knowledge and skills to ace the exam. Given the limited preparation time, many of our students engage in a 6-to-8-hour class schedule per week in order to achieve outstanding accomplishment. One of our elite students was a G.4 student from Clearwater Bay School. Planning to take the exam in two years, he spent 10 hours per week regularly and attended our intensive classes daily during holidays. He was admitted to HKU and Cambridge at 11 years old.
Your child's potential should be recognized rather than hidden or restrained.
Your child's potential should be recognized rather than hidden or restrained.
It's time for him or her to embark on an early scholar journey!
It's time for him or her to embark on an early scholar journey!
Interested parties should contact us for further details. We provide free consultation service to assess the capability and suitability of individual students.
Interested parties should contact us for further details. We provide free consultation service to assess the capability and suitability of individual students.
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