Career Diagnostic
Review education, experience, interests, constraints and initial assumptions.
Graduate Career Programme
Graduate Career Programme
Structured career preparation for university students and graduates moving from education into employment.
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The Transition
From Education to Employment
Education, projects, internships, part-time work and personal interests need to be translated into role options and evidence that employers can understand. The first task is to clarify the career question before producing more applications.
Who It Is For
Who the Programme May Suit
- Current university students
- Final-year university students
- Recent graduates
- Graduates with limited work experience
- Overseas graduates returning to Hong Kong
- Participants uncertain about realistic career options
Common Challenges
Where Preparation Often Breaks Down
- Unclear career direction
- Limited understanding of job functions
- Difficulty explaining education and experience
- Weak or generic curriculum vitae content
- Limited interview evidence
- Unrealistic role or salary expectations
- Unstructured application activity
- Excessive parent involvement in decisions
Programme Content
What the Programme May Cover
Target-Role Research
Identify realistic role areas and understand what employers require.
Career Positioning
Translate relevant education, projects and experience into credible evidence.
Curriculum Vitae and Interview Communication
Improve written presentation and prepare evidence-based interview answers.
Application and Action Plan
Define practical priorities, research activity and next steps.
Participant and Parent Roles
The Participant Stays Involved
Participant Responsibilities
Provide accurate information, complete preparation, research roles and employers, make applications, attend interviews and make final career decisions.
Parent Involvement
Parents may help clarify practical considerations and encourage preparation. The participant must remain actively involved and responsible for research, preparation, applications, interviews and final decisions.
Programme Limitations
What the Programme Cannot Guarantee
The programme may support career clarity, communication and preparation, but it does not guarantee career clarity, interviews, offers, employment, salary, completion within a fixed period, employer access, recruitment priority or successful placement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Graduate Programme FAQs
Is the Graduate Career Programme suitable for every student?
Suitability depends on the participant's situation, objectives, willingness to prepare and the scope that can reasonably be provided.
Can parents make the enquiry?
Yes. A parent may make the initial enquiry, but the participant must remain involved in the assessment and subsequent work.
Does the programme include job placement?
No. It is a career-support service and does not guarantee employer introductions, interviews or employment.
How many sessions are included?
The number of sessions and exact scope are confirmed only after the initial situation has been reviewed.
Are fees displayed online?
No. Fees are confirmed with the proposed scope before paid work begins.
Can a curriculum vitae be provided?
Yes. It may be provided for reviewing the enquiry or agreed programme work. It will not automatically be sent to employers.
Next Step
Planning Your First Career Move?
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