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Re: St. Paul's Co-ed Interview
Agree but as parents, it is understandable that we want to try our best to give "the best" to our children. Of course, I don't think all children graduated from the prestigious schools are "successful" in their future career.
I have to process a number of applications for the recruitment exercise in my company and I note that the career paths of some graduates of these top schools are not that straight and successful.
So, take it easy and relax. Afterall, the result is finalised. Keep supporting our precious child no matter he/she gets a place or not! We have done our best and let God do the rest! 
LLT 寫道:
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martie 寫道:
Can't get into SPCC is not the end of the world and can't get in the 2nd interview is nothing. After all, SPCC is not for every one here no matter how good is your kid.
That's right!
If a kid is smart and with potential, there is possibility that there won't be any difference in their career years later when compared between one graduated from SPCC and the other merely from an ordinary district school.
Just an example to make myself clearer. When two young newly qualified doctors join the Hospital Authority, their entry and maximum salary point are exactly the same notwithstanding one is from SPCC and the other is from, say, a NT district school.
The above demonstrates that failure in getting entry to SPCC is not the end of the world to your kid.
There is still a long road ahead of him; whether or not he will be successful in future depends much on his own ability, diligence and also luck!
A real example I found is from a friend of mine who was once the youngest person qualified as an architect in Hong Kong (i.e. an Authorised Person under the Building Ordinance) and now working in directorate grade in a listed company. According to him, he only graduated from a primary school located on top of the building in an old public housing estate of the early years.
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