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Using typical Hong Kong or mainland people as a reference would NOT be suitable as a projection for international schools students.
Typical Hong Kong or mainland people use Chinese as a first langauge. Whether they have to switch from simplified to traditional chinese or vice versa would not be too difficult.
International schools students do not have first language level Chinese language skills. Having them know what they are expected to learn at school (ie either simplified or traditional chinese) is already not a simple task. It would be even harder to expect them to be able to switch or know the other format without having extra classes or putting lots of effort.
Personally, I have not problem with either format. I would be happy if my children can master either one. |
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