About these classes

Bring the problem. Leave with a clearer way forward.

Finding an answer isn't hard any more. Articles, videos, AI — and plenty of free courses — can quickly hand you a clear next step.

But if all you take away is a ready-made playbook, a change in context can make it useless. And if you only need the immediate result, a consultant or contractor may be the more efficient choice.

HtPi classes are after something else: not just dealing with the problem in front of you, but cutting through the noise to take apart the structure, judgement and methods behind it. After class, even when the problem changes shape, you still know where to begin, what to look for, and how to adjust. And if one class isn't enough, the 1:1 Studio picks up where the class leaves off — or subscribe to HtPi and keep working through the interactive essays.

In class, you are not there to watch. Bring your own questions, experience, or even an idea that has not fully taken shape yet. Small groups, active participation, hands-on work.

What you leave with is no longer a trick or two, but methods you can keep using, connect with one another, and multiply with what you already know.

Teaching & public sharing

Some classrooms taught in, and discussions joined.

Over the years, Horris has spoken on data, technology, AI and digital transformation — at universities, professional bodies and industry events. A partial record follows.

Horris Tse speaking on a Women in Finance panel
Panel discussionWomen in Finance
Guest lecture at HKU SPACE
Guest lectureHKU SPACE
About Horris
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Horris Tse
Finance · Technology · AI · Product · Communication
20+ years in programming & product development

Horris Tse works across finance, technology, AI, product and communication, with more than 20 years of experience in programming and product development.

From finance and business to building digital products, his work has consistently crossed disciplines. HtPi’s classes grow from that same practice.

Full bio at uat.htpi.me
Who teaches

The class design is mine. The teaching doesn’t have to be.

Every class is designed by Horris Tse — the content, the pacing, and how the hands-on parts work. Most classes he teaches himself; some runs invite a guest instructor, or are co-taught.

Whoever leads the room, the curriculum, materials and way of teaching are stated plainly on the class page.

Four principles
小班

Small groups

Room enough that questions aren’t passed over.

參與

Participation

Not just listening — asking, trying, trading views.

實作

Hands-on

Real tools and real cases — limits and trade-offs included.

延續

Continuity

Materials stay after class; keep following the question — one sign-in across htpi.me.

The room

Small by design — the size where every question is heard, and every screen that needs seeing gets seen.

Seat counts, length and format are set per class, and each class page states its own. Venues vary too — Kwun Tong most often, sometimes Sheung Wan. Wherever it is: tables, power, and enough quiet to think.

Seats small · set per class
Length 2–3 hrs typical
Format participatory

The next class is open.

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