
Secondary school transfers
Compare schools against the current curriculum, intended year group and family plans, then organise applications and preparation for entry.
- School selection
- Applications
- Transition
Hong Kong education planning
The right application strategy starts with your child. From school transfers to university applications, we help you choose a direction, prepare documents and interviews, and move your plans forward.
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Distinct planning for school transfers and university applications, with interview and academic preparation tailored to the student.

Compare schools against the current curriculum, intended year group and family plans, then organise applications and preparation for entry.

Compare institutions and programmes in light of qualifications and subject interests, review requirements and plan application materials.

Use mock interviews and written feedback to develop communication, alongside language and subject priorities for the intended curriculum.
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Choose a starting point for the conversation.
Turn questions about school choice and preparation into a clear sequence: what to do first, how to prepare and what comes next.
定向
Establish the student's starting point and identify pathways to consider.
申請
Turn school recommendations into document requirements and an application schedule.
銜接
Develop authentic interview responses and targeted academic preparation.
同行
Continue the conversation as the student settles into a new curriculum and routine.
The idea behind our name reminds us to recognise each student's strengths. We consider grades alongside curriculum expectations, study habits, the student's own wishes and the support available at home.
Our approach to education planning

Make sense of school information in the context of your child. A student profile, reasoned recommendations and a preparation timeline help the whole family understand where to focus.
Academic foundations, interests and communication style inform school choices and help the student present what makes them distinctive.
Documents, interview practice and language or subject priorities are organised around the student's intended schools and courses.
Timelines, application records and practice feedback connect each stage, so you can see progress and understand what happens next.
Practical perspectives on school choice, application preparation and the transition to a new learning environment.

About LIXIAN
What initial consultation, standalone assessment, planning, application preparation and optional follow-up involve, including the family's role.
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About LIXIAN
Distinguish assessment, school selection and application follow-up, and understand the purpose of each report, timeline and progress record.
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About LIXIAN
How the idea behind our name informs student assessment, reasoned school recommendations and authentic applications.
Keep reading — The name and principles behind LIXIAN
We consider the student's curriculum, academic foundations, communication and wishes alongside the family's intended timing and living arrangements. The initial consultation identifies questions to explore; specific school recommendations require fuller information and assessment.
A written report bringing together the student's profile, pathway options, school-selection direction, priorities and an action timeline. It explains the reasoning and gives the family a practical basis for discussing next steps.
The in-depth assessment is charged separately, with subsequent application services agreed by stage. We explain the relevant scope and charging approach during the initial consultation. The agreed service proposal sets out the arrangements.
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Have a school in mind, or still exploring? Tell us your child’s year group and what matters to your family. Let’s find a useful place to begin.