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My
Career Inclination
(MBTI Assessment)
Before
you can craft your career canvas, it is important
that you understand yourself. Attend this workshop
to uncover your career inclination through
a better understanding of yourself. Through
taking the most widely used personality inventory
- MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator), participants
will gain insight on their personality and
occupations which will be more appealing to
you. After identifying your general interests,
your career satisfaction will be increased.
Outcomes:
- Increased
self-awareness
- Appreciate
and learn to capitalise on your own strengths
- Use
type concepts to evaluate the fit between
yourself and different types of jobs
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MBTI 1/06-07
30 Sept 2006 (Sat)
9:30 am - 12 noon
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Group
2
MBTI 2/06-07
18 Nov 2006 (Sat)
9:30 am - 12 noon
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Rm 411, Meng Wah Complex |
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English
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$150 |
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10 |
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My
Personality at Work
Course Code: CPWF1/06-07
It helps
if you know your personality and work style
before choosing
an organisation/occupation. The "Chinese Personality
at Work" questionnaire is specifically designed
for the objective assessment of Chinese's
personality characteristics in a work setting.
It assesses
15 individual personality traits that are linkable
to core competencies required at work.
Outcomes:
At the end of the workshop, you should have
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Acquired
an understanding of your personality characteristics
linkable to most core competencies
required at work
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Identified
the behaviours relevant to work success
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Identified
learning and development opportunities
Registration procedures:
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Students should pay the license
fee of the test (HK$200) and sign up for
the feedback session
when they register for the programme.
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A password
will be issued to registered students by
e-mail for taking the test on-line.
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Students should
complete the test at least 10 working days
before the feedback session
for
which they have signed up.
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A detailed personal
profile will be sent to students by e-mail
before the feedback
session.
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Students should bring along
their personal profiles for discussion when
attending the feedback session.
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9
Nov 2006 (Thur) |
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3
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Venue |
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Rm
424, Meng Wah Complex |
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English
or Cantonese (depending on participants)
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$200 |
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10 |
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5 |
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Remark:
- For those who wish to understand which type
of work fits you better should attend the
workshop on 'My Career Inclination'.
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Meeting
Great Minds
There
are a number of key skills and personal qualities
expected of new graduates. With these, students
excel in their career and life. We have organized
a series of seminars for students to learn from
visionary and prominent leaders on how to enhance
one's competitiveness in the job market and
more importantly how to become a leader in their
own
profession. The personal sharing of community
leaders will stimulate students' thinking and
help them form a vision of their life and career
goals.
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Mrs.
Mei Ng (吳方笑薇女士)
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3
Oct 2006 (Tue) |
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1
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Theatre
6, Meng Wah Complex |
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Cantonese |
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Mrs. Mei Ng is the Director of the Hong
Kong environmental charity group, Friends
of the Earth (Hong Kong). She was elected
to the United Nations Environment Program
Global 500 Roll of Honor on World Environment
Day, 2000. In the same year, she was appointed
by the State Environmental Protection Agency
as China Environment Envoy. Mrs. Ng has
been actively involved in shaping Hong
Kong's
environmental policy through her appointment
on the Country & Marine Parks Board
in 1993 and on the Advisory Council on
the Environment
in 2001. A firm believer in public participation
and community empowerment, Mrs. Ng has
been facilitating sustainability thinking
and
capacity building relating to renewable
energy, waste recycling, environmental
education,
impact assessment, governance and green
consumption. Her green footprint has expanded
across the
border into China. She regularly organizes
environmental education training programs
for teachers and students in poverty regions
and pollution casualty zones in China.
Her millennium vision is to catalyse the
concept
of Do-It-Yourself Environmentalism. She
advocates self-reliance to make informed
choices and
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Speakers:
Dr.
Raymond Ch'ien Kuo-fung (錢果豐博士)
Wong Ying Ho, Kennedy JP (黃英豪先生) (Date and time will be confirmed and announced
by e-mail in September)
Registration: Students need not pay any course
deposit or course fee but are required to sign
up for these sessions at the HKU Portal.
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You
Want a Job or Career?
A
job is what you do to survive. A career is getting
paid for what you do for fun and getting a sense
of self-fulfillment from it. For some people,
they work to earn a living. For others, they
get an income for doing something that they enjoy.
Do you want to work for a job or a career? We
have invited numerous executives and graduates
to share with you how they find pleasure and
happiness in their career and at the same time
contribute to society.
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Growing
Business and Growing People
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Speaker |
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Ms
Vivian Lau |
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Date |
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6
Oct 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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1
- 1:45 pm |
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Venue |
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Theatre
5, Meng Wah Complex |
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Cantonese |
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Ms Vivian Lau is the
CEO of Junior Achievement Hong Kong (a
non-profit organization dedicated
to inspiring and empowering young people
to improve the quality of their lives
and communities) and Chief Operating Officer
of Hong Kong Petrochemical Company Limited
and Managing Partner of Reach Insights
Company Limited. She has 20 years of
international
experience in industries spanning the
petrochemical, IT&T, online, advertising
and airline industries in Australia, Hong
Kong and
China. She possesses a proven track record
in starting,
growing, managing and restructuring companies
and a true passion for nurturing young people.
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Maintaining
Equality: A Pen is More Powerful
Than a Sword |
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Speaker |
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Ms
Sherry Lee |
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3
Nov 2006 (Fri)
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6:30
- 7:20 pm
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Venue |
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Theatre
6, Meng Wah Complex
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Cantonese |
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Ms Sherry Lee is a winner of "The
Human Rights Press Awards". She
has a special interest in promoting respect
for the basic rights of all people and
heightening general awareness of human
rights issues in her capacity as a reporter.
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Topic |
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Aeroplane.
Bus. Corporate Governance
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Speaker |
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Mr.
Kwan Chuk-fai
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Date |
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28
Nov 2006 (Tue)
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1
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Theatre
6, Meng Wah Complex
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Cantonese |
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Mr. Kwan Chuk-fai has over twenty years
of experience in corporate communication,
business development and professional
management gained from various commercial
and multinational organisations including
Hong Kong Telecom, Cathay Pacific Airways,
New World First Bus and NWS Holdings
Limited. Mr. Kwan is active in promoting
corporate governance and professional
ethics in the management field. Over
the years Mr. Kwan has won prestigious
local and international awards related
to marketing, corporate communication
and crisis management.
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Registration: Students need not pay any course
deposit or course fee but are required to sign
up for these sessions at the HKU Portal.
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Soft
Skills for Work and Beyond
In
a recent survey on opinions of employers on major
aspects of performance of first degree graduates,
it was found that the overall performance of
graduates was quite satisfactory, implying that
they were able to perform better than the required
standard of employers. According to the results,
graduates received the highest score in Information
Technology Literacy and the lowest score in Management
Skills. As such, a series of soft skills workshops
have been organised with the objective to better
prepare you for the workplace. These skills are
as useful in your life as a student as it is
in the workplace. The sooner you attend these
workshops, the more time you will have to practise
them.
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Leadership
(Course Code: SSL1/06-07)
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4
Oct 2006 (Wed)
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6:30
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Management
of Staff (Course Code: SSMS1/06-07)
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11
Oct 2006 (Wed)
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6:30
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Teamwork
and Motivating Team Members (Course
Code: SST1/06-07)
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1
Nov 2006 (Wed)
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6:30
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Working
Overseas and Working with Colleagues
from Overseas (Course Code: SSWO1/06-07)
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7
Nov 2006 (Tue)
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2:30
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Managing
and Resolving Conflicts (Course Code:
SSMR1/06-07)
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8
Nov 2006 (Wed)
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6:30
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Rm
411, Meng Wah Complex |
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English |
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Free |
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25 |
Minimum |
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Career
Mix and Mingle
The
purpose of this function is to provide opportunities
for you to meet with some outstanding alumni
in order to learn more about various professions
from different perspectives. In each of these
sessions, you will have opportunities to learn
from successful alumni in a specific profession.
The event will start off with a mix and mingle
session for you to socialise with our guest speakers
in a formal but relaxed setting and will be followed
by an in-depth sharing session during which our
guest speakers will share with participants their
career pathways and insight into their own profession.
The Career Mix and Mingle sessions are jointly
offered by PDCC and the HKU Alumni Association
(HKUAA).
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11
Oct 2006, Wed (Audit and Accounting)
8 Nov 2006, Wed (Banking)
8 Dec 2006, Fri (Social Services) |
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7
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Alumni
Lounge, HKU Alumni Association, Rm
101, Yip Fung Building, 2 D'Aguilar
Street, Central, HK
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English
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30 |
Minimum |
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20 |
Fee and Registration: Students
need to pay an entrance fee of HK$20 (for
soft drinks). Please pay the fee and register
at the Counter of the Personal Development
and Counselling Centre, Rm 408, Meng Wah
Complex. |
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From
Gown to Town
Session
1: Workplace Skills for Everyone
Starting your first job can be exciting as well
as stressful. You'll have to form new relationships,
learn new things, solve complex problems, work
independently, etc. There may also be gaps between
your expectations and the reality. You may find
these challenges overwhelming if you do not know
how to deal with them. Attend this seminar to
find out what to expect and how to adapt to the
workplace.
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16
Nov 2006 (Thur) |
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5:30
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Venue |
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Rm
411, Meng Wah Complex
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Cantonese
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Session
2: Working for Big Corps
"Winning" a
headcount in a large organisation is certainly
no easy task and earning a promotion is probably
as difficult as getting the job offer. Attend
this seminar to learn how to excel as a graduate
trainee and surpass your supervisors' expectations.
The typical protocol in established corporations
will also be covered.
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23
Nov 2006 (Thur) |
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5:30
- 7:15 pm
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Venue |
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Theatre
6, Meng Wah Complex
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Cantonese
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Session
3: Working for SMEs
Small
and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone
of Hong Kong's economy, and the driving force
of our economic development. They play an important
role in the process of economic restructuring.
SMEs comprise over 98% of business establishments
in Hong Kong and employ about 60% of the working
population in the private sector. Indeed, the
majority of our graduates are employed by SMEs.
Attend this seminar to learn how to be 'mentally'
prepared for the challenge, how to acquire the
skills that you need and how to transfer the
experience in a small firm to a large organisation.
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30
Nov 2006 (Thur) |
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5:30
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Venue |
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Theatre
6, Meng Wah Complex
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Cantonese
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Senior
executives who are members of the University
Graduates Association will share their experience
at these sessions.
Registration: Students need not pay any course
deposit or course fee but are required to sign
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中國就業準備培訓課程
Preparing for Working in China
透過分享及講授香港大學生在內地的工作經驗，讓同學了解內地的就業環境及情況，學習有效的求職技巧，從而作出正確的判斷及選擇，成功求職，順利發展事業。
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中國經濟展望及內地不同區域經濟比較 |
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2006
年 9 月 28 日 (星期四)
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下午
5 時 30 分 至 7 時 30 分
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M151,
本部大樓
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講者 |
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陳浩華先生
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香港人在內地就業的相關政策、法規及鼓勵措施
(二) 「內地與香港關於建立更緊密經貿關係的安排」 (CEPA)
下香港大學生在內地的就業機會及前景 |
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2006
年 10 月 5 日 (星期四)
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下午
1 時 至 3 時
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明華綜合大樓
411 室
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李愛清女士
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求職實戰技巧
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2006
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下午
1 時 至 3 時
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明華綜合大樓
411 室
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講者 |
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盧華基先生
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香港大學生內地工作實戰技巧
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2006
年 10 月 19 日 (星期四)
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下午
1 時 至 3 時
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明華綜合大樓
411 室
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講者 |
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楊志達先生
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 此課程由國際財務管理協會與香港大學學生輔導處合辦。
講者
陳浩華先生
陳浩華先生為美國特許金融分析師及高級國際財務管理師，陳先生畢業於香港大學，取得機械工程學士學位，之後分別在香港大學、香港科技大學及華東理工學院進修，並分別取得會計、企業管理及投資管理的深造及碩士學位。現為天津市政府上市旗艦“天津發展”屬下創業投資及置業公司副總經理，主要負責香港及國內的科技風險基金和房地產的直接投資，管理資產超過20億港元。陳先生在國內項目投資、企業併購重組、不良資產收購、國際資本運作、企業發債與銀團貸款及英美港星企業上市等方面擁有超過十年以上經驗。陳先生服務的“天津發展”在過去兩年成功在香港聯合交易所分拆上市公司“王朝酒業”及“天津港發展”共籌得17.5億港元，而“天津港發展”更破歷史紀錄獲得1700倍的超額認購，凍結資金達1800億港元，為企業額外增加9000萬利息收入，成市場一時佳話．另外，陳先生亦擔任香港聯合交易所上市公司"寶訊科技集團"的非執行董事，協助該司制定在華長遠的發展策略。
李愛清女士
具有籌備企業上市的工作經驗 (包括香港主板及創業板),
熟識相關的上市條例、公司法、稅法及証券相關法律並具有與內地多項項目融資､論証及可行性研究，投資項目評估和企業發展策劃等工作。具企業融資、資金管理、監督和安排資本市場公關活動及訊息發報等實務經驗。自
2005 年初開始在內地一家律師事務所工作(北京地平線律師事務所深圳分所)， 主要涉及企業、財務及公司秘書方面工作。
盧華基先士 曾考獲英國特許公認會計師公會專業考試財務策略科第一名。現正攻讀英國諾定咸大學
(University of Nottingham)博士學位。曾任職全球最大的會計師事務所
– 香港羅兵咸永道會計師事務所審計及企業咨詢部，對會計復核、國際性出價、企業收購合併工作、公司業務評估、溢利預測及上市融資安排擁有豐富的經驗。憑著豐富的會計、財務及金融的經驗，盧先生獲邀加入多間上市公司的董事會，擔任董事及合資格會計師職銜。
楊志達先生
楊志達先生是王朝酒業集團有限公司的財務總監，合資格會計師兼公司秘書。楊先生持有香港大學工商管理學位及香港理工大學專業會計碩士學位，具備核數、企業重組及企業融資服務的經驗。楊先生為香港會計師公會資深會員、英國特許公認會計師公會的資深會員及國際財務管理協會的高級國際財務管理師。
報名及備註:
- 有興趣參加此培訓課程的同學，只需要登入 HKU portal
報名，無需繳付按金和學費。
- 所有課堂的活動和參觀均以廣東話進行。
- 珠三角工廠及公司總部訪問將於 2006 年 10 月 23
日 (星期一) 舉行。詳情及所需的交通費將以電郵形式通知參加的同學。
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Networking
for Success
Networking
is a valuable tool by which you can acquire contacts
in the field of work you are planning to enter.
By developing contacts, you can get information
about the work you want, and about the employers
in that industry. It might even lead you to a
job. Get to know as many people as you can. Acquire
networking skills and start building your network
by attending the "Career Happy Hour" coorganised
by the University of Hong Kong Alumni Association
(HKUAA). The HKUAA is one of the oldest alumni
associations.
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16 Oct 2006 (Mon)
17 Nov 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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6:30
- 8 pm |
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Venue |
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Alumni
Lounge, HKU Alumni Association, Rm
101, Yip Fung Building, 2 D'Aguilar
Street, Central, HK
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English
or Cantonese (depending on participants) |
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Dress
code |
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Smart
Casual |
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Maximum |
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30 |
Minimum |
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20 |
Fee and Registration: Students
need to pay an entrance fee of HK$20 (for
soft drinks). Please pay the fee and register
at the Counter of the Personal Development
and Counselling Centre, Rm 408, Meng Wah
Complex. |
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Talks A to Z
In
this series of career talks, you will be introduced
to different industries or professions and given
information about those industries/professions,
including job nature, career prospects, employment
opportunities, professional qualifications, entrance
requirements and suitable personality traits.
| Accounting |
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18
Oct 2006 (Wed)
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Time |
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1
- 1:45 pm
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Venue |
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Theatre
4, Meng Wah Complex
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Speaker |
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Representative
from ACCA Hong Kong
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Language |
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English
or Cantonese (depending on participants)
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| Banking |
| Date |
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9
Oct 2006 (Mon)
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Time |
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1
- 1:45 pm
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Venue |
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Theatre
5, Meng Wah Complex
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Speaker |
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Representative
from the Hong Kong Institute
of Bankers
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Language |
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English
or Cantonese (depending on participants)
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| Company Secretary |
| Date |
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10
Oct 2006 (Tue)
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Time |
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1
- 1:45 pm
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Venue |
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P3,
Chong Yuet Ming Physics Building
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Speaker |
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Representative
from The Hong Kong Institute
of Chartered Secretaries
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Students need not pay any course deposit or course
fee but are required to sign up for these sessions
at the HKU Portal.
Career Talks D-Z
Additional sessions will be organised according
to students?interest. You are welcome to suggest
new topics. Please write to Ms Cindy Chan at
cpychan@hku.hk with specific information on
your interested industries or professions.
Information on additional sessions will be
announced by e-mail.
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Be
Your Own Boss
Are
you thinking about starting your own business
but don't know where to begin? Attend one or
more of the following seminars to learn from
successful
entrepreneurs on key issues related to starting
a business.
What
it Takes to Become an Entrepreneur?
(Seminar & Company Visit: Vitova
Co. Ltd.)
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Date |
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9
Oct 2006 (Mon) |
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Time |
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2
- 4:30 pm |
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Venue |
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Unit
B, 20/F., Guangdong Investment Tower,
148 Connaught Road Central, Sheung
Wan, Hong Kong
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Maximum |
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20 |
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Speaker |
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Mr.
Tom Hung, Chief Technology Officer
of Vitova Co. Ltd.
Mr.
Hung, aged 32, graduated from the
Chinese University of Hong Kong
with a master's degree in Computer
Science. He has worked in the field
of visual information
processing, image management system development and record management system.
He was the founder of Montimedia Co. Ltd. and is now working in Vitova Co.
Ltd. |
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Language |
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Cantonese |
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Getting
Your Seed Money (Seminar)
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Date |
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13
Oct 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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5
- 6:30 pm |
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Venue |
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Rm
411, Meng Wah Complex |
Company
Visit : EcoSage Ltd
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Date |
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17
Oct 2006 (Tue) |
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Time |
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2
- 4 pm |
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Venue |
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21,
Ground Floor, 33 Ngau Tau Kok Road,
Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong |
| Speaker |
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Mr.
Alex Tam & Mr. Felix Chung, Founders
of EcoSage
Limited |
About the speakers:
Mr. Tam Wai Kit, Alex
Founder of EcoSage Limited
Chartered Member of Waste Management
BSc (Environmental Science) HKU
MSc (Environmental Management) HKU
Postgraduate Diploma (Geographic Information
System) HKU
Mr. Chung Suet Lam, Felix
Founder of EcoSage Limited
Chartered Member of Waste Management
Chartered Environmentalist
BSc (Chemistry) UST
MSc. D.I.C (Environmental Engineering) Imperial
College
MSc. (Elect& Info Eng.) PolyU
Language : Cantonese |
Opportunities
and Challenges in Running a Business
(Seminar)
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Date |
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2
Nov 2006 (Thur) |
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Time |
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5
- 6:30 pm |
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Venue |
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Rm
411, Meng Wah Complex |
| Speaker |
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Mr.
Kenneth Tam, Founder of Well Develop
Int'l Ltd
Mr. Tam has over 30 years of experience
in the management of information technology
industry and is the developer of Next
Office. Next Office has the most functions
among all office-suites in the market,
including Word Processing, Spreadsheet,
Presentation, Drawing and PDF Virtual
Printer. It also has the highest sales
growth rate. |
| Language |
: |
Cantonese |
Building
a Brand and Growing a Business (Seminar)
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Date |
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10
Nov 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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5
- 6:30 pm |
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Venue |
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Rm
A206, Run Run Shaw Building |
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Shop
Visit |
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Paris
Café - Wanchai Branch |
| Date |
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17
Nov 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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2
- 4 pm |
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Venue |
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Paris
Café |
| Maximum |
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15 |
| Speaker |
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Mr.
Banny Lam, Founder of Paris
Cafe.
Mr. Lam is the Chairman of the
Hong Kong Coffee Association and
a recipient
of the World Outstanding Chinese
Award. The World Outstanding Chinese
Award
is to recognise the achievement
and social contribution of outstanding
Chinese all over the world. |
| Language |
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Cantonese |
This
series of workshops is coorganised by the
Junior Chamber International Hong Kong.
Registration: Students need not pay any
course deposit or course fee but are required
to sign up for these sessions at the HKU
Portal.
Transportation will be arranged for participants
of company visits. Details will be announced
to registered students by e-mail. |
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Positive
Work Attitude and Ethics
Course Code: PWAE1/06-07
Positive
work attitude and ethics pave the way for a successful
career. Everyone can learn and apply them to
cope effectively with difficult situations and
difficult people at work. This workshop will
equip you with essential skills and knowledge
needed for developing positive work attitude
and ethics through role-play and group activities.
Join
this workshop to prepare for a flourishing career.
Outcome:
At the end of the workshop, you should have:
- An enhanced understanding of positive work
attitude and ethics
- Acquired effective coping strategies for
dealing with difficult situations and difficult
people
at work
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Date |
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17
Nov 2006 (Fri) |
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Time |
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4
- 6 pm |
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Venue |
: |
Rm
411, Meng Wah Complex |
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Language |
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English
or Cantonese (depending on participants) |
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Fee |
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Free |
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Maximum |
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20 |
Minimum |
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10 |
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