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CSB leads delegation to launch recruitment talks at universities in Guangdong and Fujian today (with photos)
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     To encourage more Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities to join the civil service of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, the Civil Service Bureau (CSB) led a delegation for the first time, together with representatives from the Civil Aviation Department, Civil Engineering and Development Department, Highways Department and Leisure and Cultural Services Department, to visit the campuses of Shenzhen University, Jinan University and Huaqiao University in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen, and Quanzhou respectively, to conduct recruitment talks for three consecutive days starting today (May 27). 

     The Director of General Grades of the CSB, Mr Hermes Chan, told the Hong Kong students present at the recruitment talk at Shenzhen University that different departments and grades of the HKSAR Government recruit a large number of people every year to provide young persons with job opportunities of different types and nature, as well as offer long-term and stable career development. These jobs are suitable for people who are determined to contribute to the country, serve Hong Kong and accept challenges. The CSB conducted recruitment talks at universities in Guangdong and Fujian last year, and many Hong Kong students expressed interest in the civil service posts. This is the first time for the CSB and other departments to have formed a delegation to visit universities in Guangdong and Fujian to introduce the diverse career opportunities provided by the HKSAR Government. He encouraged Hong Kong students with aspirations to serve the community to equip themselves early to join the civil service. 

     The recruitment talk introduced the work, entry requirements, recruitment processes and related information for positions including Executive Officer, Clerical and Secretarial Grades, Student Air Traffic Control Officer, Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology Graduates, Technical Officers, Works Supervisors, Leisure Services Managers, Amenities Assistants and civil service/contract Lifeguards. There was also a mock interview session for the first time, enabling students to acquire first-hand experience of the interview process, receive on-the-spot assessment and advice, and enrich their interview experience and skills. 

     The delegation will visit Jinan University and Huaqiao University tomorrow (May 28) and the next day (May 29) respectively to conduct recruitment talks.

     For information on matters related to civil service recruitment and job vacancies, as well as the latest examination arrangements, please visit the website of the CSB: https://www.csb.gov.hk/english/recruit/7.html.
 
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The Civil Service Bureau (CSB) led a delegation for the first time, together with representatives from the Civil Aviation Department, Civil Engineering and Development Department, Highways Department and Leisure and Cultural Services Department, to visit the campuses of Shenzhen University, Jinan University and Huaqiao University in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen, and Quanzhou respectively, to conduct recruitment talks for three consecutive days starting today (May 27). Photo shows the Director of General Grades of the CSB, Mr Hermes Chan, introducing the diverse career opportunities provided by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government at the recruitment talk at Shenzhen University today. He encouraged Hong Kong students with aspirations to serve the community to join the civil service.
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB) led a delegation for the first time, together with representatives from the Civil Aviation Department, Civil Engineering and Development Department, Highways Department and Leisure and Cultural Services Department, to visit the campuses of Shenzhen University, Jinan University and Huaqiao University in Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen, and Quanzhou respectively, to conduct recruitment talks for three consecutive days starting today (May 27). Photo shows the Principal Executive Officer (General Grades) Clerical and Secretarial of the CSB, Miss Yvonne Ip, introducing to the Hong Kong students the work, entry requirements, recruitment processes and other related information of the Executive Officer, Clerical and Secretarial Grades at the recruitment talk at Shenzhen University today.
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