Programme Catalogue
Three formats for engaging with the curriculum.
From a full structured term to a single focused seminar to an annual reading membership — each format is designed with a specific kind of engagement in mind.
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How every Tribune Way programme is structured
The architecture of each programme follows the same underlying logic, regardless of format: participants read before they attend, discuss during sessions, and write after them. This sequence is deliberate. Reading builds the shared reference that makes discussion possible. Discussion surfaces the complexity that writing then forces the participant to resolve.
Content is not presented as settled. Faculty raise the questions that governance scholarship and practice have not fully answered — and participants are expected to engage with that uncertainty rather than leave with a tidy checklist.
Preparatory reading
Participants receive the reading pack in advance. Faculty expect engagement with the material before the first session — this is not optional background reading.
Faculty-led discussion
Sessions are structured around questions drawn from the reading. Faculty facilitate rather than lecture — the discussions move where participant contributions take them, within the frame of the prepared questions.
Written reflection memo
At close, participants write a structured reflection memo. For the full curriculum, this covers the term's key themes. For single-module seminars, it is focused on the specific topic covered.
Full curriculum: closing colloquium
The final session of the full curriculum brings the cohort together to review the arc of the term, surface themes that recurred across modules, and consider how participants will apply what they have discussed.
Full Governance Curriculum
A multi-module curriculum delivered to a single cohort over a structured term. Modules cover board composition, committee architecture, oversight practice, stakeholder reporting, and ethical decision-making. The programme includes reading materials, faculty-led discussions, written reflections, and a closing colloquium. Suitable for senior in-house teams, family-office stewardship groups, and non-profit board candidates.
- Five curriculum modules over one term (8–10 weeks)
- Reading packs, faculty discussion, written reflection
- Closing colloquium for the full cohort
- Record of participation issued on completion
- Cohort size restricted to support discussion quality
Single-Module Seminar
A one-module seminar drawn from the wider curriculum, typically delivered over two half-day sessions. Modules can be selected from the published catalogue — covering topics such as audit committee responsibilities, the architecture of board sub-committees, stakeholder reporting, or ethical decision-making frameworks. Alternatively, the seminar can be scoped to a specific topic of interest to the buyer. Each seminar includes preparatory reading, structured discussion, and a written reflection memo at close.
- Two half-day sessions; flexible scheduling
- Module from catalogue or custom-scoped topic
- Preparatory reading pack supplied in advance
- Written reflection memo at close
- Available as a group commission for in-house teams
Reader's Annual Subscription
An annual subscription to the educational reading library and quarterly written commentaries on governance practice. Includes access to the curated reading list used across the Tribune Way curriculum, written essays on governance topics, and discussion summaries from recent cohorts. Intended for individual readers who wish to follow the curriculum's intellectual content without enrolling in a live programme — whether because of schedule constraints, budget, or a preference for self-directed study.
- 12 months' access to the reading library
- Quarterly written commentaries on governance practice
- Curated reading list and written essays
- Discussion summaries from recent cohorts
- Self-directed; no scheduled attendance required
Choose the Right Format
Comparing programme formats
The three formats exist for different situations. Use this table to identify the one that fits yours.
| Feature | Full Curriculum | Single Module | Subscription |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live sessions | |||
| Preparatory reading pack | |||
| Written reflection memo | |||
| Closing colloquium | |||
| Reading library access | |||
| Quarterly commentaries | |||
| Record of participation | |||
| Price (HKD) | 7,200 | 2,600 | 880/yr |
| Best for | In-house teams, board candidates, family-office representatives | Professionals with one specific topic to address | Individuals who prefer self-directed reading |
Programme Standards
Shared standards across all three formats
These standards apply regardless of which programme format you choose.
Privacy and data handling
Participant information is held for programme administration purposes only, in compliance with Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance.
Annual content review
Reading lists and case materials are reviewed before each cohort to reflect current governance code developments and regulatory guidance.
Responsive enquiry handling
Enquiries are handled directly by the programme team. We respond within two working days and will tell you honestly if a programme is not the right fit.
Practitioner-led delivery
All live programme elements are delivered by faculty with active or recent professional engagement in governance practice — not by training generalists.
Post-programme feedback
Each cohort and seminar participant is invited to complete a structured feedback review. Responses are used in the next content review cycle.
Document quality
Reading packs, commentary publications, and reflection memos are prepared to an editorial standard — not produced as supplementary handouts.
Pricing
Programme fees
All fees are quoted in Hong Kong Dollars. Group commissions for single-module seminars are priced separately — please enquire.
Full Programme
HKD 7,200
per enrolment · one term
- Five modules, full term
- Reading packs and faculty discussion
- Closing colloquium
- Participation record
Popular
HKD 2,600
per enrolment · single module
- Two half-day sessions
- Catalogue or custom topic
- Preparatory reading pack
- Written reflection memo
Subscription
HKD 880
per person · per year
- 12 months' reading library access
- Quarterly governance commentaries
- Curated reading list and essays
- Self-directed; no attendance
Not sure which format suits you?
We are happy to have a brief conversation about your situation and suggest the format that makes most sense. There is no commitment attached to that conversation.
Speak with the Programme Team