Oxford University Press (China)

Oxford University Press (China) mainly targets teachers, students, parents, and educators in Hong Kong, providing various authentic textbooks, teaching aids, dictionaries, and online learning resources from preschool to secondary school. The content fully meets the local curriculum and examination requirements in Hong Kong, with a clear interface and intuitive categorization. Teachers can quickly find the necessary materials for lesson preparation, student review, and parent counseling.

The most practical part of the platform is the HKDSE exam series, which includes simulated papers and practice books for subjects such as mathematics and English. The content will be updated with the latest exam syllabus, equipped with problem-solving strategies, grading references, and diagnostic exercises to help students familiarize themselves with question types and fill in gaps. At the same time, there are also primary school Chinese and English textbooks, Mandarin learning, science reading materials, Chinese culture reading series, etc., many of which have been included in the applicable books of the Education Bureau, in line with the curriculum framework and safety education requirements, and schools can use them with confidence.

In addition to paper books, there is also complete online teaching support here. The Oxford iSolution web version can be used directly on iPad and browser, including electronic textbooks, exercises, assessments, and other resources without the need for additional software installation. The platform will also periodically launch online lectures, school-based workshops, teacher attention groups and other services to share practical content such as AI teaching, subject preparation, classroom management, etc., reducing the pressure of teachers' lesson preparation.

The page will also be updated with the latest publishing information and various activities in a timely manner, such as Oxford Story Year, Chinese Culture Theme Day, 60th Anniversary Education Forum, etc. Users can learn about new book updates, register for activities, and borrow teaching materials. In addition, there are introductory courses in machine learning and programs that offer subsidies for self-directed language learning, which combine traditional textbooks with modern educational resources to facilitate one-stop access for teachers and students to learning and teaching needs.