FAQ

We have programs designed for beginner level. Our trainers would teach from zero and expect you to have job-ready skills after the course, while it is unnecessary to have pre-existing hard tech skills before the course.

We offer small class. Therefore, trainers can have full attention on each individual and provide one on one hands-on coaching.

Class recordings and online streaming services are available pending the approval of the instructor. While these options are suitable for catching up if you absolutely must miss a class, we do not recommend replacing the original intended experience with these emergency options.

We are RTTP recognized course provider. Our courses are accredited by RTTP. You might refer to each of our course outline for more information.

Reindustrialisation and Technology Training Programme (RTTP) is a funding scheme under the Innovation and Technology Fund which subsidizes local companies on a 2:1 matching basis to train their staff in advanced technologies.

The RTTP is a scheme that aims at subsidizing local companies on a 2:1 matching basis to train their staff in advanced technologies. In this connection, a RTTP course must be applied though the company. Please note that the cheque payee must be the same as the company name on the Business Registration Certificate.

1. Enrol in one of our RTTP approved courses
2. Register a user account on the RTTP online system
3. Apply for the training grant
   
   For public courses: Apply for training grant via the online system at least two weeks before the commencement of the courses.
   • Search for Tech On Fire and choose your registered course
   • Provide the following documents to the Secretariat

(a) a copy of the company’s valid Business Registration Certificate

(b) a copy of the Hong Kong Identify Card for each employee nominated for the training.

For Tailor-made courses: Such courses refer to courses designed for specific companies. Please contact us for the application and the training grant approval.

4. Receive confirmation letter from the Secretariat