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CSB leads delegation to conduct career talks at universities in Guangdong and Fujian (with photos)
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     To provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, the Director of General Grades of the Civil Service Bureau (CSB), Mr Raymond Chan, together with representatives from the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27).

     The First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) proposes building an efficient government, and through active recruitment and publicity, encouraging talent with aspirations and commitment to join the Government. Speaking at the career talk at Jinan University today, Mr Chan called on Hong Kong students who aspire to serve the community to equip themselves early and join the civil service to contribute to the development of the country and Hong Kong. 

     Over the past three years, the CSB of the HKSAR Government has been sending delegations to a number of universities and local offices of the HKSAR on the Mainland to introduce the diverse job opportunities offered by the HKSAR Government to Hong Kong students and Hong Kong residents living on the Mainland. The above efforts are effective, as shown by the continuous increase in the number of applications for civil service positions from Hong Kong students graduating from Mainland universities. 

     The career talks cover job duties and career development opportunities related to Education Officer Grade, Liaison Officer Grade, Analyst/Programmer Grade, Computer Operator Grade, Executive Officer Grade and other general grades. Information booths set up at the events allow students to directly communicate with representatives from various departments to learn more detailed practical experience sharing. Students can also take mock skills tests or participate in mock interviews to receive on-the-spot assessments and guidance.

     For information on matters related to civil service recruitment, job vacancies and the latest examination arrangements, please visit the CSB website: www.csb.gov.hk/english/recruit/7.html.
 
Ends/Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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The Civil Service Bureau (CSB), together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows the Director of General Grades of the CSB, Mr Raymond Chan, calling on Hong Kong students who aspire to serve the community to equip themselves early and join the civil service to contribute to the development of the country and Hong Kong at the career talk at Jinan University today.
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB), together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows Principal Executive Officer of the General Grades Office of the CSB Miss Amanda Ho, introducing to students the work, entry requirements, recruitment processes and promotion opportunities of the Executive Officer Grade and Clerical and Secretarial Grades at the career talk at Jinan University today.
The Civil Service Bureau, together with the Education Bureau (EDB), the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows EDB Senior Education Officer Miss Emily Chiu introducing the work of Education Officer Grade and sharing her work experience in government secondary schools at the career talk at Jinan University today.
The Civil Service Bureau, together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department (HAD) and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows HAD Chief Liaison Officer Ms Patty Lee introducing the major job functions of the Liaison Officer Grade, and sharing her work in promoting community building and networking at the career talk at Jinan University today.
The Civil Service Bureau, together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office (DPO), are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows DPO Systems Manager Ms Linda Lam introducing to students the daily responsibilities of Analyst/Programmer Grade and Computer Operator Grade at the career talk at Jinan University today. She also shared tips for applying to these positions so that students can be prepared as early as possible.
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB), together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows two CSB Executive Officers conducting a mock interview with a student at the career talk at Jinan University today to let the student gain a firsthand exposure to the interview process and enhance their interview experience and skills.
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB), together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows the Director of General Grades of the CSB, Mr Raymond Chan (right), chatting with a student at the information booth of the career talk at Jinan University today to learn about his interests and career aspirations.
The Civil Service Bureau, together with the Education Bureau, the Home Affairs Department and the Digital Policy Office, are conducting career talks at Jinan University, Sun Yat-sen University and Huaqiao University in Guangdong and Fujian for three consecutive days starting today (October 27) to provide Hong Kong students studying in Mainland universities with information on various positions in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Photo shows students visiting the information booth of the career talk at Jinan University today and interacting with civil servant representatives from various departments.