There have been many news about cats in Hong Kong these days. First, there is a cram school teacher who steals public test questions and tells the students.
Let us first talk about Hong Kong's cram school culture. Because I had previously worked in New Oriental, it is clear that the tuition system in Hong Kong is very different from that in the Mainland. So it is necessary to explain it first.
In Hong Kong, there are some tutorial schools that will use their star-rated “tutoring teachers” as selling points. These “tutoring teachers” will be familiar with the open examination model, which will easily help students achieve excellent teaching methods, and accurately forecast the subject as Selling points to attract public students to apply. As most of the “tutoring” courses are very effective and can help students upgrade to several levels, almost all students in Hong Kong will also participate in these cram schools. It is a huge business opportunity.
(I heard that these celebrity stars have begun to appear in the Mainland in the past few years. However, when I was working in New Oriental, I could hardly see any of these teachers' selling courses.)
In order to attract more students, some “tutoring teachers” even collude with insiders of the Education Bureau to steal test questions and then tell their students. To improve your student level, attract more students. As a result, this cat mode was captured. There are "tutoring teachers" and therefore get into trouble.
Actually, I am not surprised at the way this cat emerges. It is difficult to completely ensure that there is absolute fairness and fairness in the system. What's more, the birth rate of children in Hong Kong is declining every year. Competition in the field has become stronger and stronger. As a result, it is not surprising that someone eventually takes risks in the face of huge benefits.
To be honest, I never believed that the examination system was fair. Even situations that do not fully reflect competence often occur.
It has been said that it is also true that cats are not discovered. In fact, I also have a little bit of agreement. In fact, in college, in middle school, almost everybody is out of the cat as long as there is a chance. Even when working in society, people have always been out of cats, but the way has become, bully and squat down, buy-and-sell relationships, transfer of interests, and wounding. There is never a fairness only means.
In addition to the "crambling teacher" out of the cat, the other one is Hong Kong's large corporation MTR, in the engineering executive examination collectively fraud. The reason for the incident was that the staff inside the MTR had reported that the party had been forced to kill a group of unqualified personnel as a leader or forcefully. Of course, the MTR has not admitted it.
However, it is not surprising that this kind of thing really happened. Because this is an internal examination of the MTR, it is not surprising that it is only a matter of loading water inside. It's not illegal, it's just that it doesn't sound good. In fact, these conditions are also present in different places. The examination license plate is that the university examination is, and the middle school examination is also. No one knows unless it is reported internally.
Really, the world has always been full of cats. It's just that these two were discovered.
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