- The Expo brings together over 820 educational institutions, government departments, businesses, and professional associations from 22 countries and regions, providing the latest education and employment information- Covering lifelong learning courses to promote cross-generational learning
- Featuring over 4,000 job opportunities, with some employers conducting on-the-spot interviews
- The event offers free "CV Clinic" services including AI CV enhancement, AI job matching, one-on-one resume consultation, and resume photo-taking
- Featuring over 100 events, including seminars aligned with four themed days, celebrity talks, and immersive workshops, with free entry for the public
The 34th Education & Careers Expo, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), opens today and will run for four days (16 to 19 January, Thursday to Sunday) at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Expo gathers over 820 educational institutions, government departments, businesses, and professional associations from 22 countries and regions to provide students and working professionals with the latest and most comprehensive information on education, training, and employment. This event actively supports government policies aimed at developing Hong Kong into an international hub for post-secondary education and attracting high calibre talent. The Expo also introduces a free "CV Clinic", offering services including AI CV enhancement, AI job matching, one-on-one resume consultations and resume photography. Over 100 events are being held, featuring established figures such as renowned film artist Gordon Lam, and former Hong Kong athletes Vivian Ma and Yip Pui Yin sharing their experiences. Various workshops and hands-on activities suitable for families are also available, with free admission to the public throughout the four-day event.
Officiating at the Expo’s opening ceremony this morning was Margaret Fong, HKTDC Executive Director and Chris Sun, Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government. Ms Fong said in her welcoming remarks: “The Education & Careers Expo is now in its 34th edition, providing the public with an excellent platform that gathers all-round and up-to-date information on education and employment opportunities. This year's Expo, themed ‘Go with Your Passion, Go Beyond Limits,' not only brings together major educational institutions and representatives from consulates in Hong Kong to introduce local, Mainland Chinese, and overseas education information, but also invites various government departments, public bodies, and private enterprises to recruit talent, enabling attendees to explore pathways and embrace new opportunities for the future.”
Supporting the policies of developing Hong Kong into an international hub for post-secondary education and talent acquisition
This year's Expo is divided into two main sections – “Education" and "Careers." It features four themed days focusing on "Arts & Sports," "Tourism & Hospitality", "Innovation & Technology", and "Greater Bay Area Opportunities." Each day hosts numerous activities discussing education and career information and industry developments. The sharing sessions under the "Tourism & Hospitality" theme align with the government's recent release of the "Development Blueprint for Hong Kong's Tourism Industry 2.0", promoting sustainable tourism and enriching the pool of tourism industry talent.
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