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Project Careerpillar giving a boost to youth careers
From now until January 2023, this project will be working with 25-39-year-old Hong Kong university graduates on employability skills, practicing efficient job searches and sharing experience in the world of work at seminars and workshops.
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Helping participants w to understand career planning needs w to put ideas into practice w to collect accurate information before job-seeking w to gather comprehensive details about changing tracks
With special features
User-Oriented and Experiential Activities w self-exploration to gain insight into priorities w achievement of personal development goals and transformation w activities organized by participants for best fit with needs and interests
Career Planning Consultation and Counselling w counselling by social workers helps young people get to know themselves better w identifying personal needs through careful reflection w group counselling focus provides mutual stimulus for participants
Job and Career Matching
w job tasting opportunities w a taste of real workplaces w guidance on choice of work outfits and make-up w tips for job application photos
Support Group w building supportive relationships to provide a protective buffer w finding support in the face of emotional distress and struggles over career pathways w forming a mentorship society and mutual support groups for participants
Find more details and register online yen.hkfyg.org.hk/projectcareerpillar
Supported by Simon K.Y. Lee Karen's Fund
Organized by HKFYG Youth Employment Network
Enquiries Patrick Lo 3113 7999 or patrick.lo@hkfyg.org.hk
Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the HKFYG Leadership Institute presents“ Leaders to Leaders 2021: Ding Ding Dialogue - Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community ”this October, bringing participants a fruitful and rewarding ride on the world's largest double-deck tram fleet with distinguished guest speakers. As one of the most iconic modes of transportation in Hong Kong, trams play a significant role in witnessing the historical changes of our city in terms of lifestyle, culture and urban development.
Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the HKFYG Leadership Institute presents“ Leaders to Leaders 2021: Ding Ding Dialogue - Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community ”this October, bringing participants a fruitful and rewarding ride on the world's largest double-deck tram fleet with distinguished guest speakers. As one of the most iconic modes of transportation in Hong Kong, trams play a significant role in witnessing the historical changes of our city in terms of lifestyle, culture and urban development.
Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the HKFYG Leadership Institute presents“ Leaders to Leaders 2021: Ding Ding Dialogue - Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community ”this October, bringing participants a fruitful and rewarding ride on the world's largest double-deck tram fleet with distinguished guest speakers. As one of the most iconic modes of transportation in Hong Kong, trams play a significant role in witnessing the historical changes of our city in terms of lifestyle, culture and urban development.
Therefore, the Programme comprises six rides with four themes ranging from Architecture and History, Film, Social Innovation and Urban Wellness, encouraging and empowering future young global leaders with a better understanding of local history and culture, igniting them to take real actions and fostering a dynamic conversation with each other to co-create positive social impact locally and globally.
Therefore, the Programme comprises six rides with four themes ranging from Architecture and History, Film, Social Innovation and Urban Wellness, encouraging and empowering future young global leaders with a better understanding of local history and culture, igniting them to take real actions and fostering a dynamic conversation with each other to co-create positive social impact locally and globally.
Date
Eligibility
Therefore, the Programme comprises six rides with four themes ranging from Architecture and History, Film, Social Innovation and Urban Wellness, encouraging and empowering future young global leaders with a better understanding of local history and culture, igniting them to take real actions and fostering a dynamic conversation with each other to co-create positive social impact locally and globally.
16 - 17 October 2021 (Sat-Sun)
Date
Date
16 - 17 October 2021 (Sat-Sun)
Themes
Themes
16 - 17 October 2021 (Sat-Sun)
Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community
． Journeying into Urban Wellness
Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community
． Journeying into Social Innovation
． Journeying into Urban Wellness
． Journeying into Film
Themes
． Journeying into Social Innovation
． Journeying Into Architecture and History
． Journeying into Film
． Journeying Into Architecture and History
Travelling Towards A Sustainable Community
． Journeying into Urban Wellness
． Journeying into Film
． Senior Secondary School to Tertiary Students
Eligibility
． Ability to communicate in English and Cantonese
． Senior Secondary School to Tertiary Students
Eligibility
． Ability to communicate in English and Cantonese
Programme Fee
HK$80/ ride
Programme Fee
． Senior Secondary School to Tertiary Students
． Ability to communicate in English and Cantonese
HK$80/ ride
For details and application, please visit bit.ly/LTL-DingDing
For details and application, please visit bit.ly/LTL-DingDing
Programme Fee
HK$80/ ride
The HKFYG Leadership Institute (Ms TANG)
The HKFYG Leadership Institute (Ms TANG)
． Journeying into Social Innovation sgl@leadershipinstitute.hk 2169-0255 sgl@leadershipinstitute.hk 2169-0255
． Journeying Into Architecture and History
For details and application, please visit bit.ly/LTL-DingDing
