The Hong Kong Young Industrialists Association held the "YIC Youth Industrial College x Teen2026: Hello28!" event to help young people's career planning

China News Service, Hong Kong, September 9 (Reporter Zhao Jingyi) The reporter learned from the Hong Kong Young Industrialists Association (hereinafter referred to as the "Association") on the 8th that this year the association once again responded to the Hong Kong SAR government's "Creating a Bright Teen" program and organized the "YIC Youth Industrial College

The event "YIC Youth College (Photo courtesy of the organizer)

Chan Lai-chu, Assistant Director of the Social Welfare Department of the Hong Kong SAR Government, said in her speech that the SAR government actively promoted the "Creating a Brighter Teen" program and launched a three-year effectiveness study. Research shows that all performance indicators have been exceeded, and students have significantly improved in key dimensions of personal growth such as goal setting, financial planning, interpersonal communication, and social belonging. Parents, teachers and friends also witnessed the transformation and progress of the students.

Wu Huijun, president of the association, said that the age of 28 is a golden stage for many people to establish their career and life direction. The event does not require young people to make rigid decisions about the future now, but hopes to encourage them to proactively think about the kind of life they want to have through "previewing the future". Life is full of unknowns, but as long as you are willing to explore and try, every choice you make today is a key step towards the future. (over)