Fair also showcased employment trends, celebrity talks and more

Education & Careers Expo highlights opportunities for jobs, training

CV clinic, career seminars and jobs on offer

Expo brings learning and careers opportunities to Hong Kong

The HKTDC Hong Kong Book Fair,  HKTDC Sports and Leisure Expo  and fourth HKTDC World of Snacks, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), drew nearly a million visitors over seven days, giving Hong Kong’s economy a welcome boost.

Three family-focused shows raise curtain on a series of economy-boosting events.

Book Fair draws literature lovers

The 10 Start-up Express winners, an entrepreneurship development programme organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), represented diverse sectors, ranging from healthtech and greentech to edutech and mechanical engineering.

10 winners were selected as part of the 2024 cohort of the HKTDC’s Start-up Express programme.

Strong showing by healthtech, greentech start-ups

The HKTDC Education & Careers Expo provides a valuable platform for educational institutions, government departments and private enterprises to communicate directly with the public by disseminating up-to-date information on further studies and career opportunities.

A wide range of employers, along with schools, universities and colleges assemble to empower a brighter future.

Education and Careers Expo

The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) presents many attractive opportunities for Hong Kong entrepreneurs starting out their careers.

Young Hong Kong entrepreneurs urged to check out opportunities in GBA peer cities, such as Shenzhen.

GoGBA dips into talent pool

The pandemic shifted global economic and trade activities online and upended the traditional face-to-face education model, with online learning platforms springing up to bring students varied learning experiences.

Investment bankers switch to offer immersive hybrid education and create business opportunities.

Passion for science starts young

Advances in science and technology have created a market hungry for software engineers. Catering to market demand, start-up Rocket Academy has introduced intensive programming education, offering online programming courses to train software engineering talents.

All-online college generates streams of coding talent.

Digital school for digital world

Cyberspace is rapidly supplanting physical space as a business environment. Even successful small firms need to put a lot of effort into navigating this setting, which is not only new, but growing and changing with amazing speed.

Finding spacecraft and maps for cyberspace is a challenge that SMEs can no longer defer.

Cyberspace user’s guide for SMEs

The Ningbo-Hong Kong Economic Cooperation Forum 2023, jointly organised by the HKTDC and the government of Ningbo city, Zhejiang province, was held in Hong Kong last month. A Ningbo delegation comprising political and business leaders attended in-person, as the two cities explored collaborations to drive the nation’s high-quality development, as well as create new momentum for Hong Kong’s economy.

Hong Kong will step up collaboration with Ningbo in Zhejiang province to boost bilateral competitiveness  and drive high-quality national development.

Hong Kong, Ningbo deepen partnership

The sixth edition of Start-up Express, an entrepreneurship development programme organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), wound up this week as the finalists made their live, in-person pitches.

Innovative solutions in art, education, healthtech, green tech and more win favour from judging panel.

Start-up Express winners form diverse pool

Many people in the renewed Hong Kong are looking at their education and career options in order to seize the opportunities that are arising.

As Hong Kong revitalises, people of all ages look to education and career opportunities.

Success beckons at expo

The HKTDC Education & Careers Expo, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, provides a valuable platform for educational institutions, government departments and private enterprises to communicate directly with the public by disseminating up-to-date information on further studies and career opportunities.

Talents and employers as well as educational institutions and students have a chance to find one another at the annual Education & Careers Expo.

Empowering a brighter future

In the past three years trade friction between Mainland China and the United States and the COVID-19 pandemic have impacted Hong Kong's business environment, with import and export trade weaker.

The HKTDC’s Executive Director tells a Hang Seng University that the city’s bridge role has become critical.

Easier travel boon for Hong Kong

Cathoven customises online content to match language ability

AI language tutor creates more personalised lessons

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The 32nd HKTDC Education &amp; Careers Expo ran from 2 to 5 February and has finally come to an end. <br /><br />Presenting designated zones under two themes, Education and Careers, and with the overall theme of &ldquo;Ride the Wave to Success&rdquo;, the four-day event was open to the public free of charge, serving as a one-stop platform to offer the most up-to-date information on education, training and career development opportunities.<br /><br />More than 80 inspiring events were held as part of the expo, offering a diverse array of educational, career and self-improvement information. The expo&rsquo;s Career-themed Zones offered nearly 3,000 job openings. The Careers Zone hosted various professional institutions, governmental bodies and other public and private organizations to highlight a range of career opportunities.

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