To develop students’ understanding of their interests, potential, abilities, needs and priorities in relation to further study, vocational training and job opportunities
To equip students with knowledge about various study paths and the world of work and instill in them proper attitudes towards study and work
To enhance students’ career-related competencies/ skills in order to prepare them for further studies and/ or for work as well as for life-long learning
To enrich the career-related experiences of our students, workshops and site visits were organized. For example, they visited the YWCA rehabilitation centre, a start-up café and the Youth Square. They also explored different industries like pet beauty, Chinese medicine and more.
To offer our students and parents latest information regarding further studies and multiple pathways, university admission talks and parents’ nights are organized from time to time.
Career Week is one of the themed weeks in our school and messages on the theme are delivered to the whole student body in the assemblies, lunch time activities and after-school talks/visits. The Week serves as a hidden curriculum, enriching form based career and life planning education.
Life Camp, a school-based career intervention, is pivotal to individual student planning and career guidance in S5 and S6. Run in its eighth year, the camp is themed on life planning and team building. In the camp, students discuss their career test results in relation to their academic and career goals, prepare for transition challenges, explore career options by meeting alumni of different study and work backgrounds, build team spirit and most importantly have fun.
Every year in May, representatives from the university are invited to speak to the S5 students on how to prepare for admission interviews and a bunch of alumni served as interviewers for over a hundred participants in various disciplines like Arts, Business, Engineering, Health Care, Science and Social Science. The participants, dressed in smart casual, were well prepared and serious about preparing for their future.
Congratulations to Mak Tsz Chun and Chui Kai Ching, who were awarded the Merit Award in the senior secondary section and the junior secondary section respectively! The awards are a recognition of their performance in academic study, extra-curricular activities and voluntary services.
