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Expanding civil service recruitment to undergraduate students in third year of study

In order to attract people with aspirations to serve the community to join the civil service and to enable young people to better plan their future career development, starting from this year, the Government will expand the pool of eligible candidates for civil service jobs requiring an undergraduate degree to students advancing to their third year of undergraduate studies (in a four-year curriculum) in the new academic year or those currently in their third year of undergraduate studies. Recommended candidates will be granted a conditional offer and will join the Government upon graduation. In the past, government departments/grades would generally consider only final year students or those who have already obtained the relevant qualifications during recruitment. Under the new initiative, departments/grades may, having regard to their manpower resources and operational needs, consider whether to expand the pool of eligible candidates to undergraduate or postgraduate students in their penultimate year of study, so they may apply for civil service jobs requiring an undergraduate or a postgraduate qualification. Such arrangements will be clearly set out in the recruitment advertisements. Successful candidates with conditional offers can join the civil service upon graduation, subject to their fulfillment of specified conditions, including the completion of the relevant academic qualification within a stipulated period of time. [Video in Chinese only]   Civil service recruitment examination arrangements The Common Recruitment Examination (CRE) and the Basic Law and National Security Law Test (Degree/Professional Grades) (BLNST) tentatively scheduled for October (in Hong Kong) and December (in cities outside Hong Kong) this year, and the Joint Recruitment Examination for Administrative Officer, Executive Officer II, Assistant Labour Officer II, Assistant Trade Officer II, Management Services Officer II and Transport Officer II (JRE) scheduled for December (in Hong Kong and cities outside Hong Kong) will be open to persons holding a bachelor's degree, final year undergraduate students (i.e. graduating in the 2023-24 academic year), and penultimate year undergraduate students graduating in the 2024-25 academic year. The next round of the CRE and BLNST is tentatively scheduled to be open for application in August (for examinations in Hong Kong) and September (for examinations outside Hong Kong) this year, while the JRE (for examinations in and outside Hong Kong) is tentatively scheduled to be open for application in September. For details of the civil service recruitment examination arrangements, please visit the Civil Service Bureau's webpage. It is expected that similar arrangements will be announced by different departments/grades. If you wish to apply for civil service jobs early, remeber to pay attention to the recruitment and examination details concerned!

Summer Internship in Government 2024 (Onging Updated)

The 2024 Post-Secondary Student Summer Internship Programme has been launched. The Programme provides internship placement opportunities for students who are permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China and enrolled in full-time accredited post-secondary programmes offered by post-secondary institutions in or outside the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.Bureaux/departments would advertise their internship placement opportunities (where applicable) on their respective departmental websites and the Civil Service Bureau's (CSB) website. In addition, they may make arrangement with individual post-secondary institutions to nominate students for the Programme. Government Summer Intern Vacancies (As of 28 Mar 2024) Bureaux/departments: Environment and Ecology BureauJob Title: Summer Intern (Post-Secondary Student Summer Internship) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 28/03/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Fire Services Department Job Title: Summer Intern (Prosecution) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 28/03/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Government Flying Service Job Title: Summer Intern Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 28/03/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Government Logistics Department Job Title: Summer Intern Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 28/03/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Civil Aviation Department Job Title: Summer Intern Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 02/04/2024 23:59:00Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Health Bureau Job Title: Summer Intern Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 05/04/2024 18:00:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Health Bureau Job Title: Summer Intern (Primary Healthcare Office) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 05/04/2024 18:00:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Civil Service BureauJob Title: Summer Intern (Post-Secondary Student Summer Internship Programme) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 10/04/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Development Bureau Job Title: Summer Intern (Greening and Landscape) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 10/04/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Development Bureau Job Title: Summer Intern (Tree Management) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 10/04/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Bureaux/departments: Working Family and Student Financial Assistance Agency Job Title: Summer Intern (Post-Secondary Student Summer Internship Programme) Salary: $11,200 per monthApplication Deadline: 10/04/2024 23:59:00 Details: Click here Application Procedures Students who are interested in the placement opportunities advertised may download the standard application form (Word format / PDF format) or use the prescribed application forms as provided by individual bureaux/departments (where applicable) and submit their applications to 1) the recruiting bureaux/departments or;2) their respective institutions according to the methods as set out in the advertisements. (*Please follow the application procedures set out in the advertisements) (**To safeguard personal data privacy, students are reminded not to submit their personal data other than through the above channels)(***Please note the deadlines set by the respective institutions)  

Specialist (Education Services)

Specialists (Education Services) (Educational Psychology) provide professional support for schools.  They apply their knowledge in educational psychology and base on scientific methodology in supporting schools to cater for students with diverse educational needs.Specialists (Education Services) (Speech Therapy) provide professional support for schools and school-based speech therapists (STs), arrange different types of professional development activities and develop resources of various topics for schools and school-based STs. Career Path for Education GradesEducation Bureau recruitment page

[A Tale of Unity in Diversity] Unity is power

The Fire Services Department welcomes applicants of all ethnic backgrounds to apply and will do its best to meet all their needs in the training and in the working environments. Vietnamese firemen Yuen Man Shing and Tan Hoang LinhThe video below shows firemen Yuen Man Shing and Tan Hoang Linh, both of Vietnamese descent, sharing their stories. Even though different members may grow up with different cultural backgrounds, as long as all share the same beliefs, everyone in the team can perform well in firefighting jobs. They help each other, learn and progress together.The Fire Services Department provides a lot of practical support to ethnic minorities during the application and training process. Watch the video to the end for more details!

[A Tale of Unity in Diversity] A different kind of a Station Officer

The Fire Services Department welcomes applicants of all ethnic backgrounds to apply and will do its best to meet all their needs in the training and in the working environments. Scottish Probationary Station Officer Lau Gavin The video shown below is the story of Probationary Station Officer Lau Gavin who is of Scottish descent. He has been bubbly since childhood and has had the inkling that firefighting could be a career for him. As a young leader in the team, he quickly got along well with the team members and takes his job seriously to serve the public. Gavin's parents on the other side of the globe also shared their views on his joining the Fire Services Department in a video interview through the internet.

[A Tale of Unity in Diversity] Let's join the team of Fire Service Department

The Fire Services Department welcomes applicants of all ethnic backgrounds to apply and will do its best to meet all their needs in the training and in the working environments.Pakistani firemen Minhas Mohammad Osama and Khan Mohammad RazaThe video below shows firemen Minhas Mohammad Osama and Khan Mohammad Raza, both of Pakistani descent, sharing their work and the journey of pursuing their dreams. As long as you have the passion, you could also be a member of the Fire Services Department and serve the community.

Q&A for applicants to Auxiliary Police (after accepting an offer)

"Auxiliary police training courses usually take place on two weekdays starting at 7 pm, or on Saturday morning at 9 am. Trainees enrolling under the “Auxiliary Undergraduate Scheme”will receive training during summer vacation between June and August from Monday to Saturday at full-time mode. It shouldn’t pose any problems for adult or student applicants." Cyrus, Auxiliary Police Officer. "Every auxiliary police officer has undergone rigorous training. They have a certain degree of knowledge of the application procedures, physical requirements, legal knowledge, police procedures and practical work. I believe this knowledge will come in handy when they apply as police officers or inspectors in the future." Ka-yan, Auxiliary Police Officer. For more information, please watch the video. Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page (Year-round recruitment)

Q&A for applicants to Auxiliary Police (before applying)

"After you have signed up, our physical fitness instructors will tailor-make training courses for you to improve your physical fitness. It will greatly increase your chances of success in the physical fitness test, and at the same time, cultivate your interest in exercising. Therefore, you don’t have to worry about it." Cyrus, Auxiliary Police Officer."The vision test only requires you to see the English words on the whiteboard within a distance of 3 metres. You can remove your glasses before the test to let your eyes get used to the surrounding and seeing things without glasses. It’s actually easy to pass." Ka-yan, Auxiliary Police Officer.For more information, please watch the video. Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page (Year-round recruitment)

A Tale of Unity in Diversity in the Fire Services Department

"The Fires Service Department (FSD) currently has many non-ethnic Chinese members in the fire and ambulance streams. Their ethnic backgrounds include Pakistani, Filipino, Vietnamese, etc. As you can see, in FSD there are now many successful cases where people from different ethnic backgrounds have become Firemen and Ambulancemen. When they can do it, you can do it too." Rocky Ng Wai-nok, Senior Station Officer, encourages non-ethnic Chinese citizens to join FSD to serve the community.

Tips for applying for Commission Against Corruption Officer (Physical Fitness Test)

Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) holds recruitment exercises for both Commission Against Corruption Officer (M/L) and Assistant Commission Against Corruption Officer on a regular basis. Entry requirements are set out in the job advertisements*. The recruitment process includes written examinations (English, Chinese, Basic Law and National Security Law Test ), assessment centre and/or an interview board and medical examination. For applicants to the Operations Department, a psychometric test and a physical fitness test are also conducted. *If you wish to receive email updates about the ICAC Job Vacancies (Operations Department), please visit the page of Email Alert Subscription in the ICAC website. Physical Fitness Test Operations Department officers are required to be physically fit and encouraged to lead a healthy lifestyle due to the demands placed upon them by being law enforcement officers. The compulsory Physical Fitness Test involves, - a 15m Progressive Aerobic Cardiorespiratory Endurance Run- Grip Strength Test- 1-minute Push-ups - 1-minute Sit-upsCandidate needs to achieve a minimum total score of 12 in the 4 tests.     Test 1: 15m Progressive Aerobic Cardiorespiratory Endurance Run Candidate continuously runs between two boundary lines 15m apart in time to recorded beep sounds. Stand behind one of the boundary lines facing the second line. Being running when instructed by the recording. Continue running between the two lines. Step on the line with either foot. The result is the number of laps (15m) completely reached. [15m Progressive Aerobic Cardiorespiratory Endurance Run] Scoring: Male [30 reps or below– 0 point] [31 to 34 reps – 1 point] ...Female [18 reps or below– 0 point] [19 to 20 reps – 1 point] ... (Click here to see the scoring details)      Test 2: Grip Strength Test Candidate stands upright, arms at side without touching the trunk, keep elbow straight. Hold the dynamometer with the right hand. On command, squeeze the dynamometer as hard as possible. No bending of the trunk or elbow, arms cannot touch the trunk. Repeat the test with the left hand. [Grip Strength Test] Scoring: Male [both hands total below 67kg – 0 point] [both hands total 67 to 70.9kg – 1 point] ...Female [both hands total below 45kg – 0 point] [both hands total 45 to 47.9kg – 1 point] ... (Click here to see the scoring details)       Test 3: 1-minute Push-ups    Male: Candidate lies down facing the floor, keep the hands apart at shoulder-width, keep the fingers pointing forward, keep the feet and knees together. Start from the up position with the toes on the floor. On command, lower the whole body with elbows bending outward, keep the back and legs straight at all times. Touch the sponge with the chin, return to the up position with elbows fully extended.    Female: candidate lies down facing the floor, keep the hands apart at shoulder-width, keep the fingers pointing forward, keep the feet and knees together. Start from the up position with the knees on the mat. On command, lower the whole body with elbows bending outward, keep the back and legs straight at all times. Touch the sponge with the chin, return to the up position with elbows fully extended. [1-minute Push-ups] Scoring: Male [14 reps or below – 0 point] [15 to 18 reps– 1 point] ...Female [7 reps or below – 0 point] [8 to 10 reps – 1 point] ... (Click here to see the scoring details)       Test 4: 1-minute Sit-ups Candidate lies supine on the mat with knees bent. Keep the feet at hip-width apart, hands cupped behind ears. On command, roll up the upper body. Make contact with the top of the knees by the elbows. Return to the down position with the back of shoulders on the mat. [1-minute Sit-ups] Scoring: Male [20 reps or below – 0 point] [21 to 22 reps – 1 point] ...Female [14 reps or below – 0 point] [15 o 17 reps – 1 point] ... (Click here to see the scoring details)   For more details about the recruitment of Commission Against Corruption Officer / Assistant Commission Against Corruption Officer please visit the website for Independent Commission Against Corruption.

Tips for applying for positions in disciplined services

To join the disciplined services, one of the entry requirements is to pass the physical fitness test. The required test items and the scoring system of each disciplined service department are different. For example, Police Inspector / Police Constable, Fireman/ Station Officer and Ambulance Officer / Ambulanceman need candidates to pass the “vertical jump” test; Customs & Excise Department Inspector / Customs Officer require candidates to pass the “threading” test; candidates applying for Police Inspector / Police Constable, Immigration Assistant / Immigration Officer, Customs & Excise Department Inspector / Customs Officer and Correctional Service Officer/ Assistant Officer II must take the “800m run” test whilst the scoring standards vary in each department. A list of tips for applying for positions in disciplined services departments is available in the #FitnessTest hashtag. You may also view the stories listed below: Tips for applying for Correctional Service Officer/ Assistant Officer II (Physical Fitness Test) Tips for applying for Customs and Excise Department Inspector / Customs Officer (Physical Fitness Test) Tips for applying for Ambulance Officer Tips for applying for Ambulanceman / Ambulancewoman Tips for applying for Station Officer (Operational) Tips for applying for Fireman / Firewoman (Operational/Marine) Tips for applying for the post of Police Inspector / Police Constable (Physical Fitness Test) Tips for applying for Immigration Officer / Immigration Assistant (Physical Fitness Test)

Tips for applying for Station Officer (Operational)

    For details of Tips 1 to 4, "Submit an application", "Prepare for the Preliminary Eyesight Test", "Prepare for the Physical Fitness Tests and Job-related Performance Tests" and "Prepare for Written Aptitude Test", please refer to another Govjob story Tips for applying for Fireman / Firewoman (Operational/Marine)     Tip 5: Prepare for Preliminary AssessmentThe Preliminary Assessment is split into two parts: Impromptu Talk, and Group Discussion. Candidates have to present the original copy of the certificates for verification.    Tip 6: Prepare for Written Assessment, and Leadership ExerciseCandidates who have passed the Preliminary Assessment would be invited to attend the Written Assessment and Leadership Exercise. Task completion is not the only criterion. Candidates should try to display several other qualities to the examiners, including the ability to maintain team spirit, effective communication, adaptability to change, and persistence.    Tip 7: Prepare for Final AssessmentCandidates who have passed the Written Assessment and Leadership Exercise would be invited to attend the Final Assessment. The assessment board would evaluate a candidate’s overall ability by asking a series of questions which focuses on different areas, including intelligence, reasoning power, judgement, general knowledge and common sense, officer potential and knowledge of the job.   For more details about the recruitment of Station Officer, please visit the website of the Fire Services Department, or call the recruitment hotline 2733 7673.

Tips for applying for Ambulance Officer

    For details of Tips 1 to 4, "Submit an application", "Prepare for the Preliminary Eyesight Test", "Prepare for the Physical Fitness Tests and Job-related Performance Tests" and "Prepare for Written Aptitude Test", please refer to another Govjob story Tips for applying for Ambulanceman/Ambulancewoman     Tip 5: Prepare for Preliminary AssessmentThe Preliminary Assessment is split into two parts: Impromptu Talk, and Group Discussion. The candidates have to present the original copy of the certificates for verification.    Tip 6: Prepare for Written Assessment, Leadership Exercise and Practical ExerciseCandidates who have passed the Preliminary Assessment would be invited to attend the Written Assessment, Leadership Exercise and Practical Exercise. Task completion is not the only criterion. Candidates should try to display several other qualities to the examiners, including the ability to maintain team spirit, effective communication, adaptability to change, and persistence.   For more details about the recruitment of Ambulance Officer, please visit the website of the Fire Services Department, or call the recruitment hotline 2733 7673.

Tips for applying for Ambulanceman / Ambulancewoman

    Tip 1: Submit an applicationAfter you have submitted the application by mail or online and are deemed qualified, you will receive a confirmation email. Please mark down the date and time clearly and arrive at the examination venue at least 15 minutes earlier.    Tip 2: Prepare for the Preliminary Eyesight TestThe Preliminary Eyesight Test requires the candidate to identify a set of English letters at a distance of 6 metres.    >>>Video of recruitment tips - Preparation     Tip 3: Prepare for the Physical Fitness Tests and Job-related Performance TestsCandidates who apply for the post of Ambulanceman/Ambulancewoman need to complete 8 sets of physical exercises and 4 sets of Job-related Performance Tests. Candidates are suggested to have enough rest before the tests, and not to do exercise with an empty stomach.    Tips and description of the Physical Fitness Test i. Yo-Yo Endurance TestA candidate is required to run to and fro between two markers positioned 20 metres apart. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: Level 7.1 (equal to 50 times 20m running distance)   ii. Pronated chin-up (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to hold the horizontal bar with shoulder width by pronated grip to perform chin-up actions within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 2 counts   iii. Vertical JumpA candidate standing with the preferred shoulder adjacent to a wall and feet flat on the floor reaches as high as possible to touch the wall. Starting point (standing reach height) represents the distance from the wall mark (middle finger) to the floor, recorded in centimetres (cm). The difference in distance between the standing reach height and the jumping height is the score. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 43 cm   iv. Parallel Bar Dip (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to perform dip actions on parallel bars within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 7 counts   v. Bent-knee Sit-Ups (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to perform smooth sit-up actions within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 31 counts   vi. Push Up (60 seconds)A candidate is required to perform push-up actions within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 30 counts   vii. Sit and ReachA candidate sitting on the floor is required to push a scale rider with his/her fingers as far forward as possible and hold the position for 3 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 21 cm   viii. Burpee (60 seconds)A candidate is required to perform smooth burpee actions progressively within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 23 counts       Job-related Performance Tests for Applicants for Posts in Ambulance Stream i. Stair ClimbA candidate, wearing an ambulance helmet and a fully loaded ambulance rucksack, with one hand carrying a defibrillator and the other a fully loaded trauma kit, is required to proceed upstairs from the ground floor to the third storey of a building.✅Passing Mark: Within 22 seconds   ii. Locate EquipmentA candidate, wearing an ambulance helmet, is required to complete the following steps:1. sit in the front passenger seat of an ambulance with the seat belt fastened; 2. get out of the cabin and close the door with a hand holding the grip; 3. proceed to the rear of the ambulance and step on every step to re-enter the ambulance from the rear; 4. retrieve a designated object with one hand while the other holding the handrail and with both feet touching the floor of the ambulance; 5. using the same steps, step on every step to leave the ambulance from the rear; and 6. proceed to an end line 10 metres at the front of the ambulance.✅Passing Mark: Within 19 seconds   iii. Peg TestA candidate is required to complete the following steps:1. stand erect inside an ambulance with one hand holding the handrail and the other fully touching the peg-board placed on the stretcher and with both feet touching the floor; 2. pick up and place a peg into the hole of a peg-board; 3. repeat step (2) until all 10 pegs are in position; and 4. on completion, place the free hand on the top of the peg-board.✅Passing Mark: Within 24.5 seconds   iv. Obstacle CourseA candidate, wearing an ambulance helmet and a fully loaded ambulance rucksack and carrying a fully loaded trauma kit, is required to proceed a 10-metre distance involving step-in and step-out of three tyres and passing under a gateway on his/her way to the end line.✅Passing Mark: Within 5 seconds       Tip 4: Prepare for Written Aptitude TestThe Written Aptitude Test is divided into 4 categories of multiple-choice questions. Candidates for Ambulanceman/Ambulancewoman will be tested on 3 of them, namely Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning and Mechanical Reasoning.    >>>Video of recruitment tip - Written Aptitude Test For more details about the recruitment of Ambulanceman/Ambulancewoman, please visit the website of the Fire Services Department, or enquire through the recruitment hotline: 2733 7673.

Tips for applying for Fireman / Firewoman (Operational/Marine)

    Tip 1: Submit an applicationAfter you have submitted the application by mail or online and are deemed qualified, you will receive a confirmation email. Please mark down the date and time clearly and arrive at the examination venue at least 15 minutes earlier.    Tip 2: Prepare for the Preliminary Eyesight TestThe Preliminary Eyesight Test requires the candidate to identify a set of English letters at a distance of 6 metres.    >>>Video of recruitment tips - Preparation     Tip 3: Prepare for the Physical Fitness Tests and Job-related Performance TestsCandidates who apply for Fireman / Firewoman (Operational/Marine) need to complete 8 sets of physical exercises and 4 sets of Job-related Performance Tests. Candidates are suggested to have enough rest before the tests and not to do exercise with an empty stomach.    Tips and description of the Physical Fitness Test i. Yo-Yo Endurance TestA candidate is required to run to and fro between two markers positioned 20 metres apart. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: Level 7.1 (equal to 50 times 20m running distance)   ii. Pronated chin-up (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to hold the horizontal bar with shoulder width by pronated grip to perform chin-up actions within 60 seconds.(Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 3 counts   iii. Vertical JumpA candidate standing with the preferred shoulder adjacent to a wall and feet flat on the floor reaches as high as possible to touch the wall. Starting point (standing reach height) represents the distance from the wall mark (middle finger) to the floor, recorded in centimetres (cm). The difference in distance between the standing reach height and the jumping height is the score. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 45 cm   iv. Parallel Bar Dip (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to perform dip actions on parallel bars within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 9 counts   v. Bent-knee Sit-Ups (60 Seconds)A candidate is required to perform smooth sit-up actions within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 35 counts   vi. Push Up (60 seconds)A candidate is required to perform push-up actions within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 32 counts   vii. Sit and ReachA candidate sitting on the floor is required to push a scale rider with his/her fingers as far forward as possible and hold the position for 3 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 23 cm   viii. Burpee (60 seconds)A candidate is required to perform smooth burpee actions progressively within 60 seconds. (Click here to watch the demonstration)✅Passing Mark: 25 counts       Job-related Performance Tests for Applicants for Posts in Fire Stream i. Stair ClimbA candidate, wearing a fire helmet, a pair of gloves and a set of breathing apparatus, is required to retrieve a piece of equipment and a rolled hose from an upper locker of a fire engine with jacks engaged from a standing position on the ground. He/She then carries the equipment upstairs to the third storey of a building 10 metres away from the fire engine.✅Passing Mark: Within 34 seconds   ii. Ladder ClimbA candidate, wearing a fire helmet and a set of breathing apparatus with safety harness attached, is required to climb up a ladder ‘rung by rung'. After reaching the designated position, he/she is required to identify the colours of objects placed on the ground and then climb down the ladder ‘rung by rung'.✅Passing Mark: Within 50 seconds   iii. Tunnel CrawlA candidate, wearing a fire helmet, a pair of gloves and a set of breathing apparatus, is required to proceed from the starting point 5 metres from a tunnel and to crawl through the tunnel. After exiting the tunnel, he/she is required to cross the end line 5 metres away.✅Passing Mark: Within 19.5 seconds   iv. Obstacle CourseA candidate, wearing a fire helmet, a pair of gloves and a set of breathing apparatus, is required to retrieve a rolled hose from a fire engine and carries the hose towards a mark 23 metres away. Along the track, he/she is required to step in and out of two tyres and pass under a gateway.✅Passing Mark: Within 11 seconds       Tips 4: Prepare for Written Aptitude TestThe Written Aptitude Test is divided into 4 categories of multiple-choice questions. Fireman / Firewoman (Operational/Marine) will be tested on Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Mechanical Reasoning and Spatial Reasoning.    >>>Video of recruitment tip - Written Aptitude Test For more details about the recruitment of Fireman/Firewoman, please visit the website of the Fire Services Department, or enquire through the recruitment hotline: 2733 7673.

Tips for applying for Customs & Excise Department Inspector / Customs Officer (Physical Fitness Test)

Candidates who apply for Customs & Excise Department Inspector/ Customs Officer must pass the Physical Fitness Test. To pass the Physical Fitness Test comprising standing long jump, threading, isometric strength test and 800M run, candidates are required to score at least 1 point in each test item and a total of 12 points for all 4 test items. How to prepare for the physical fitness test?     Test 1: Standing Long Jump Standing long jump is a test of leg power. Any kind of jumping exercise would improve leg power. Weight exercises that involve lower legs are also good activities to improve leg power, such as squat or leg press and leg extension exercises aided by fitness equipment. Scoring: [less than 165 cm - 0 point] [165 to 182.4 cm - 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)     Test 2: Threading Threading is a test of agility. Shuttle run, 50-meter speedy dash and squat thrust are good exercises for training agility. Candidates may practise these exercises to prepare for the threading test. Under normal circumstances, a candidate who can complete a shuttle run test (running back and forth a 10-meter distance twice) within 12 seconds would likely obtain a satisfactory result in the threading test. Scoring: [more than 46.00 seconds - 0 point] [39.01 to 46.00 seconds - 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)     Test 3: Isometric Strength Test Isometric strength test is an all-round muscular strength test involving arm strength, shoulder strength, leg strength and back strength. The sum of weights lifted in the 4 tests will be counted for scoring. To prepare for the isometric strength test, candidates may practise weight-training exercises that target major muscles including the upper arm, shoulder, back and leg muscles. Under normal circumstances, a candidate who is able to achieve a jump distance of 175 cm from a standing position AND is able to perform 19 push-ups would likely obtain a satisfactory result in the isometric strength test. Scoring: [less than 127.56 kg. - 0 point] [127.56 to 171.27 kg. - 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)     Test 4: 800M Run 800M run is a test for both aerobic and anaerobic power. To improve performance in 800M, candidates may practise middle-distance run (800M to 1600M) at a moderately fast speed. Scoring: [more than 3 min 45 sec - 0 point] [3 min 31 sec to 3 min 45 sec - 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)   For more details about the recruitment of Customs Officer / Inspector (i.e. group discussion, written examination and Basic Law and National Security Law Test etc.), please visit the website of Customs and Excise Department (selection process of Customs Officer, selection process of Inspector).

Tips for applying for Correctional Service Officer/ Assistant Officer II (Physical Fitness Test)

Candidates applying for the posts of Correctional Service Officer and Assistant Officer II are required to attend a physical fitness test.     Correctional Service OfficerTo pass the entire Physical Fitness Test, a candidate should obtain at least a score of "1" in each fitness test component. A candidate needs to achieve at least a total score of 15 in order to be qualified for selection. Failure in obtaining any mark in any test component will be regarded as unsuccessful in the test.    Assistant Officer IITo pass the entire Physical Fitness Test, a candidate should attain the passing standard in each fitness test component. Failure in attaining the passing standard in any test component will be regarded as unsuccessful in the test. The physical fitness test comprises the following 5 items:     Test 1: Sit-upThe time limit for this test is 1 minute. To begin with, candidates should lie on a mat, affix their feet at the horizontal bars no wider than shoulder width, and bend their knees at about a 90-degree angle. Cross arms in front of the chest with the fingers touching the clavicles. Raise the upper body and the elbows must touch the middle or upper part of the thighs. Lie back down with the upper back touching the mat behind to complete 1 rep. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) [Sit-up] Scoring: Correctional Service OfficerMale: [less than 36 reps in 1 minute – 0 point] [37 to 40 reps in 1 minute – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details)Female: [less than 23 reps in 1 minute – 0 point] [24 to 28 reps in 1 minute – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details) Assistant Officer IIMale: 37 reps in 1 minute (Passing Standard)Female: 24 reps in 1 minute (Passing Standard)       Test 2: Shuttle Run (10 single laps x 9M)Candidates should start at the yellow-blue line, and run towards the opposite red line. Candidates should step on or cross the red line with one foot. A candidate completes one round of shuttle run when he/she steps on or crosses the yellow-blue line with one foot on the return trip. 5 rounds in total should be completed in this test. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) [Shuttle Run] Scoring: Correctional Service OfficerMale: [more than 27.4 sec – 0 point] [26.6 sec to 27.3 sec – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details)Female: [more than 35.4 sec – 0 point] [ 33.7 sec to 35.3 sec – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details) Assistant Officer IIMale: less than 27.3 sec (Passing Standard)Female: less than 35.3 sec (Passing Standard)       Test 3: Bailey BridgeThe time limit for this test is 30 seconds. Candidates are required to start in the front support position as if doing a push-up. The waist must be kept straight. Distance between feet should not exceed shoulder width. A candidate may choose to take the beanbag from the chair with the left hand and place it on the floor, then pick it up with the right hand and place it back on the chair. Or take the beanbag on the chair with the right hand and place it on the floor then use the left hand to take it and place it back on the chair. Once a candidate has completed the steps with a specific cycle, he/she has to do the remaining Bailey Bridge in the same manner throughout the test. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) [Bailey Bridge] Scoring: Correctional Service OfficerMale: [less than 14 reps in 30 seconds – 0 point] [14.5 to 15.5 reps in 30 seconds – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details)Female: [less than 12.5 reps in 30 seconds – 0 point] [13 to 14.5 reps in 30 seconds – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details) Assistant Officer IIMale: 14.5 reps in 30 seconds (Passing Standard)Female: 13 reps in 30 seconds (Passing Standard)       Test 4: Vertical JumpTo begin with, stand with legs holding together. Tiptoes touching the wall. Raise both hands with arms clinging to the ears. The examiner will adjust the measuring board. The feet should be kept flat on the floor when ready to jump. A candidate should jump on both feet and slap the measuring board with his/her hand to reach the highest point. Each candidate will have 3 attempts. And he/she can stop once a full mark is attained. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) [Vertical Jump] Scoring: Correctional Service OfficerMale: [less than 40 cm – 0 point] [41 to 44 cm – 1 point] ...(Click here or the scoring details)Female: [less than 27.5 cm – 0 point] [28 to 31 cm – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details) Assistant Officer IIMale: more than 41 cm (Passing Standard) Female: more than 28 cm (Passing Standard)       Test 5: 800M RunThe distance between the Starting Line and Finish Line is 20 metres plus 6 laps of 130 metres to complete a total of 800 metres. In the beginning, candidates should stay in the designated lane for the first 20 metres from Starting Line to Finish Line in the first lap. After crossing the 20 metres line, candidates are allowed to cut into other lanes. Time and the number of laps will not be announced during the run. Candidates will only be informed at the fifth lap that a final lap is to be completed. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) [800M Run] Scoring: Correctional Service OfficerMale: [more than 3 min 51 sec – 0 point] [3 min 37 sec to 3 min 50 sec – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details)Female: [more than 5 min 14 sec – 0 point] [4 min 56 sec to 5 min 13 sec – 1 point] ...(Click here for the scoring details) Assistant Officer IIMale: less than 3 min 50 sec (Passing Standard)Female: less than 5 min 13 sec (Passing Standard)     For more details about the recruitment of Correctional Service Officer/ Assistant Officer II, please visit the website of Correctional Services Department.

Tips for applying for the post of Police Inspector / Police Constable (Physical Fitness Test)

Items and Standards for Passing the Physical Fitness Test Requirements are listed below     Item 1: Handgrip Strength Test  ✅Passing Standards: (Men) 76.3 kg  (Women) 49.1 kg Candidates should stand upright and hold the handgrip strength dynamometer in one hand with arms down at the body’s sides. Upon hearing the instruction to start, candidates should squeeze the dynamometer with maximum effort. At that point, lifting or shaking the dynamometer is not allowed. Then repeat the test with another hand. The sum of readings derived from both hands will be the final score of the test. Candidates can make two attempts per hand for the test and the final score will record the best score achieved by each hand. >>>Suggested Exercise: push-up, pull-up, and dumb-bellTo prepare for passing the handgrip test, candidates may practise resistance exercises that target upper limb muscles such as the push-up, pull-up, dumb-bell (arm-curl, shoulder front or lateral raise exercise), etc.       Item 2: Vertical Jump  ✅Passing Standards: (Men) 49.6 cm  (Women) 36.6 cm Candidates should stand upright beside the testing board and measure the standing reach height with their hands.  Upon hearing the instruction to start, candidates jump vertically from a standstill at the original position and touch the testing board with their hands.  The score is the difference in distance between the standing reach height and the jumping height.  Each candidate can make two attempts and the better score will be recorded. >>>Suggested Exercise: squat or leg press and leg extension exercisesTo prepare for passing the vertical jump test, candidates may practise resistance exercises that involve lower legs to improve leg power, such as squat or leg press and leg extension exercises aided by fitness equipment.         Item 3: 4 x 10m Shuttle-run  ✅Passing Standards: (Men) 10.92 seconds  (Women) 12.29 seconds Candidates will be arranged to get ready at the starting line of the 10m running track while two beanbags have been placed on the other end of the running track. Upon hearing the instruction to start, candidates have to sprint to the other end as fast as possible and pick up one of the beanbags. Candidates have to run back to the starting point to put down that beanbag and repeat the same sequence once. The shorter the completion time, the higher the score will be. >>>Suggested Exercise: short-distance shuttle runAlternate speed run, any short-distance shuttle run, and 50-meter speedy dash are good exercises for training agility. Any exercise that can improve lower limb strength (such as those exercises for improving vertical jump performance suggested above) can also help to improve 4 x 10m shuttle-run performance.       Item 4: 800m Run  ✅Passing Standards: (Men) 3 min 11 seconds  (Women) 4 min 29 seconds Candidates should get ready at the starting line in the sports field. Upon hearing the instruction to start, candidates are required to complete an 800m run course, that is to run around the sports field twice, as fast as possible within the specified time. The shorter the completion time, the higher the score will be. >>>Suggested Exercise: middle-distance runTo improve performance in 800m, candidates may practise middle-distance runs (800m to 1600m) at a moderately fast speed. Another effective training strategy is interval training. Candidates may run at different speeds alternatively, such as a fast run for 200m followed by another 200m of moderate speed run, and repeat for a few times (such as 4 times).     For more details about the recruitment of Police Inspector / Police Constable, please visit the website of Police Recruitment.

The Auxiliary Undergraduate Scheme is open for application all year round

The ‘Auxiliary Undergraduate Scheme (AUS)’ was launched in 2003 and tailor-made for undergraduates (full-time non-final year) of local higher education institutions.  AUS applications are accepted all year round. Having received training, the undergraduates can join the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force to serve the community.To facilitate applications, the ‘Auxiliary Recruitment Express’ will be held from time to time. Candidates will undergo the initial screening, group interview and physical fitness test in just ONE day. Training and RemunerationAll trainees who have enrolled under the ‘Auxiliary Undergraduate Scheme’ will receive full-time paid training during summer vacation between June and August.  The initial pay rate of new Auxiliary recruits is $104 per hour, with increments according to years of service and rank (remuneration is pegged with that of regular police).  Trainees will receive $38,000 upon completion of training and be deployed to different police districts. Training programmes include: firearms training; resistance control training; laws and police procedure training; Chinese foot drill training; and physical fitness training..   Firearms training Resistance control training Laws and police procedure training Chinese footdrill training Physical fitness training   Job DutiesDuties of the Auxiliary Police are full of diversified and challenging elements, including beat patrol, crowd management operation, auxiliary communications cadre, bicycle patrol, rural area patrol, license check, roadblock duties, report room, railway patrol and traffic team duties, etc. WelfareAll auxiliary members (except those under basic training) are welcome to apply for a membership and to join the Police Sports and Recreation Club at No. 430 Boundary Street, Mongkok, Kowloon.  Auxiliary members are also welcome to join some 30 police sports and arts clubs organised by the Hong Kong Police Force, such as Sub-Aqua Club, Sailing Club, Adventure Club, Shooting Club, Painting and Calligraphy Club, Philatelic Club, Police Force Choir, etc. Application MethodsYou may download the Application Form for Auxiliary Police. Complete the application form and send it to Police Recruitment Division, 37/F, Arsenal House, Police Headquarters, 1 Arsenal Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong; or email it to ca-aux-rec@police.gov.hk; or fax it to 2200 4337. Police Recruitment Division will inform applicants of the selection process through e-mails.  If you have any questions about applications, please contact the Police Recruitment Division via the Police Recruitment Hotline at 2860 2860. For more details, please visit the website of the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police.

Tips for applying for Immigration Officer / Immigration Assistant (Physical Fitness Test)

Candidates applying for the posts of Immigration Officer / Immigration Assistant are required to attend a physical fitness test. The scoring system is applicable to both male and female candidates. To pass the physical fitness test, candidates are required to score at least 1 point in each item and have a minimum total score of 15 points for all the items. The physical fitness test comprises the following 5 items:     Test 1: Sit Up Before the test starts, candidates should lie on the mat, hook their feet on to the lowest bar, bend their knees at a 90 to 120-degree angle, cross their arms over their chest with their fingertips resting on their collarbones and their elbows close against their body. Then lift their upper body until both elbows touch their thighs. Lower their body until the shoulder blades touch the mat to complete the movement. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) >>>Points: [Less than 17 times in 1 minute – 0 point] [17 to 24 times in 1 minute – 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details       Test 2: Squat Thrust Before the test starts, candidates should stand upright in front of the mat. Then squat down as much as possible and  place their palms on the mat while keeping their arms straight. Thrust both legs backwards at the same time to form a push-up position in which their shoulders, waist and knees are in alignment. Then withdraw their legs to return to a squatting position. Return to an upright position to complete the movement. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) >>>Points:  [Less than 18 times in 1 minute – 0 point] [18 to 20 times in 1 minute – 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)       Test 3: Shuttle Run (4x10m) Before the test starts, candidates should stand behind the starting line. Upon hearing the instruction “start” given by the invigilator, candidates should run from the starting line to the finishing line. Pick up one of the shuttlecocks at the finishing line, then turn and run back to the starting line. Place the shuttlecock behind the starting line. Run again to the finishing line. Pick up the remaining shuttlecock, run back and cross the starting line. The score is calculated according to the finishing time. (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) >>>Points: [More than 12.9 sec – 0 point] [12.3 sec to 12.9 sec – 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)       Test 4: Standing Long Jump (Two attempts) Candidates should stand in front of the take-off line. Leap forward with both feet at the same time as far as possible. Maintain their posture upon landing. The score will be calculated according to the distance between the take-off line and the nearest point of contact on landing.  (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) >>>Points:  [Less than 144.5cm – 0 point] [144.5 to 160cm – 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)       Test 5: 800m Run Before the test starts, candidates should stand behind the starting line. Upon hearing the instruction “start” given by the invigilator, finish an 800m run as fast as possible.  (Click the image above to watch the demonstration video) >>>Points: [More than 5 min 08 sec – 0 point] [4 min 38 sec to 5 min 08 sec – 1 point] ... (Click here for the scoring details)   For more details about the recruitment of Immigration Officer / Immigration Assistant, please visit the website of the Immigration Department.

[Series “More Than A Job”] Engineer-turned-Senior Inspector Cris Wong

No matter how omnipotent robots may get one day, they can never embody the passion one may have to serve Hong Kong. That is why former engineer Cris Wong chose to leave the laboratory to become a police officer at Hong Kong Police Force.

The story of the officers of the Correctional Services Department in Hei Ling Chau

This story is only available in Chinese.  (Information source: YouTube video of the Correctional Services Department) For more information, please visit the YouTube Channel of the Correctional Services Department.

Candidates applying for civil service jobs from July onwards must pass the Basic Law and National Security Law Test (BLNST)

For all civil service recruitment exercises to be advertised on or after 1 July 2022, attaining a pass result in the newly introduced Basic Law and National Security Law Test (BLNST) will be an entry requirement for all civil service jobs.  All candidates for civil service jobs must pass the BLNST in order to be considered for appointment, regardless of whether the candidates have previously taken the Basic Law Test (BLT) (either a BLT centrally conducted by the CSB or a BLT arranged by individual bureaux/departments in their past civil service recruitment exercises (degree/professional grades)) and attained a pass result.  Candidates who have taken any BLT in the past and wish to apply for any civil service job advertised on or after 1 July 2022 must take the BLNST and attain a pass result in order to be considered for appointment. Basic Law and National Security Law Test (Degree / Professional Grades)The BLNST is a 30-minute bilingual paper comprising 20 multiple-choice questions.  Answering at least 10 out of 20 questions correctly will be deemed to have a pass result in the BLNST.  The pass result of the BLNST is acceptable for the purpose of applying for all civil service jobs. Details and enquiriesFor details, please visit the webpage of the Civil Service Bureau. Enquiries may be directed to CSEU by phone at (852) 2537 6429 or by e-mail to csbcseu@csb.gov.hk.

[Series “More Than A Job”] Reporter-turned-Inspector Stephanie Ang

Reporters report and reveal truth stoically and impartially. Former journalist Stephanie Ang, deeply moved and inspired by the happenings she witnessed on the frontline, determined to join the Hong Kong Police Force to go from making issues known to having them solved, serving Hong Kong as a police officer.

[Series “More Than A Job”] Nurse-turned-Senior Inspector Edwin Tsai

Formerly a registered nurse at a public hospital, Edwin Tsai used to save lives with his medical know-how. He decided to join the Hong Kong Police Force. Now, as a senior inspector, he devoted himself to helping and saving members of the public in even more diverse ways.

Recognition of work in Correctional Services Department

This story is only available in Chinese.  (Information source: YouTube video of the Correctional Services Department) For more information, please visit the YouTube Channel of the Correctional Services Department.

No hurry! You may apply for some Gov Jobs all year round!

The Government provides numerous job opportunities each year, many of which accepts application all year round. No recruitment deadlines are set for these job posts and interested candidates may submit their applications throughout the year. In March 2023, the below Government jobs are accepting applications all year round. Check them out if you are interested.  Civil Service Vacancies which accept all year round applications Job title: Correctional Services Department - Assistant Officer II Salary: HKD$22325 Per Month Academic Requirement: Secondary 5Details and Apply Job title: Customs and Excise Department - Customs OfficerSalary: HKD$23625 Per MonthAcademic Requirement: HKDSEE results/HKCEE resultsDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Dental HygienistSalary: HKD$18120 Per Month Academic Requirement: Associate Degree or Higher DiplomaDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Dental OfficerSalary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Medical and Health Officer Salary: HKD$72225 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Fire Services Department - Station Officer (Operational)  Salary: HKD$44840 Per Month Academic Requirement: Degree/Associate Degree or Higher Diploma/Diploma from a registered post-secondary college/HKDSEE results/HKALE results Details and Apply Job title: Hong Kong Police Force - Police ConstableSalary: HKD$26845 Per Month Academic Requirement: HKDSEE results/HKCEE resultsDetails and Apply Job title: Hong Kong Police Force - Police Inspector  Salary: HKD$48255 Per Month Academic Requirement: Degree/Associate Degree or Higher Diploma/Diploma from a registered post-secondary collegeDetails and Apply Job title: Immigration Department - Immigration Assistant Salary: HKD$23295 Per Month Academic Requirement: HKDSEE results/HKCEE resultsDetails and Apply Non-Civil Service Vacancies which accept all year round applications Job title: Department of Health - Contract DoctorSalary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (Special Registration)Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (Families Clinic)  Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (Antimicrobial Resistance) Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (without Full Registration)Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (without Full Registration) (Families Clinic) Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Doctor (without Full Registration) (Antimicrobial Resistance) Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Senior Doctor (Antimicrobial Resistance) Salary: HKD$129375 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Senior Doctor (Private Healthcare Facilities) Salary: HKD$129375 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Part-time Contract Doctor Salary: HKD$426 Per Hour Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Part-time Contract Doctor (Narcotics & Drug Administration Division) Salary: HKD$426 Per Hour Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Senior Clinician (Orthodontics) Salary: HKD$129375 Per Month Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Senior Clinician (Oral Maxillofacial Surgery)  Salary: HKD$736 per hourAcademic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Dentist (Orthodontics)  Salary: HKD$88015 Per Month  Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Contract Dentist (Oral Maxillofacial Surgery) Salary: HKD$65875 Per Month  Academic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Part-time Contract Dentist (Endodontics)  Salary: HKD$519 per hourAcademic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Part-time Contract Dentist (Community Dentistry)  Salary: HKD$388 per hourAcademic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title: Department of Health - Part-time Senior Clinician (Endodontics)Salary: HKD$736 per hourAcademic Requirement: Professional QualificationDetails and Apply Job title:  Education Bureau - Temporary Laboratory Technician IISalary: HKD$21875 per monthAcademic Requirement: HKDSEE results/HKCEE results Job title:  Education Bureau - Temporary Teacher (Government Primary School)  Salary: HKD$35915 Per Month Academic Requirement: Degree/Teacher CertificateDetails and Apply Job title:  Education Bureau - Temporary Teacher (Government Secondary School)  Salary: HKD$32545 Per Month Academic Requirement: DegreeDetails and Apply Job title:  Education Bureau - Various posts in Government Secondary and Primary SchoolsSalary: HKD$13315 Per Month Academic Requirement: Degree/Associate Degree or Higher Diploma/Diploma or Higher Certificate/HKALE results/HKCEE results/Secondary 5/Secondary 4/Others : Completion of Primary 6 or aboveDetails and Apply Job title: Government Logistics Department - Binding Machine Operator  Salary: HKD$101.6 Per HourAcademic Requirement: Diploma or Higher Certificate/Certificate/Secondary 3 or below/Primary 6 or below/Others: satisfactorily completed an approved and relevant Printing Apprenticeship Scheme.Details and Apply Job title: Government Logistics Department - Printing LabourerSalary: HKD$65.8 Per HourAcademic Requirement: Primary 6 or belowDetails and Apply Job title: Government Logistics Department - Printing Machine Operator  Salary: HKD$106.3 Per HourAcademic Requirement: Diploma or Higher Certificate/Certificate/Secondary 3 or below/Primary 6 or below/Others: satisfactorily completed an approved and relevant Printing Apprenticeship Scheme.Details and Apply   For other Governement Jobs vancancies, please visit "Government Vacancies" in Civil Service Bureau website。

Promotional video of Assistant Officer II of CSD《旅程》

Assistant Officer II (Applications are accepted all year round) Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page

Promotional video of Assistant Officer II of CSD《尋覓》

Assistant Officer II (Applications are accepted all year round)  Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page

Assistant Officer I

Having served the Correctional Services Department in different positions during his 30 years of service, Assistant Officer I Mr Cheuk Man-chung is committed to helping persons in custody and rehabilitated offenders turn over a new leaf and become law-abiding citizens. Mr Cheuk said, "We are law enforcement officers as well as rehabilitation facilitators. When I see rehabilitated offenders break free from the cycle of recidivism and re-imprisonment, and develop positive interaction with their families and the people around them, I feel happy for them and proud of my job." Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page

Boosts employment by increasing temporary jobs (Development Bureau)

The Chief Executive has announced earlier a series of measures on job retention, job creation and job advancement under the Anti-epidemic Fund. It is suggested to create around 30000 time-limited jobs in the public and private sectors in the coming two years to reduce unemployment, the situation of which has been worsened owing to the COVID-19 epidemic. The Development Bureau and departments under it are taking proactive actions to facilitate and implement these measures by providing about 4700 temporary jobs of a wide variety in the times to come. Provide 4700 temporary jobs These temporary jobs cover various areas and people with different skills and academic qualifications, including professionals and technical and back-office support officers, will be eligible. Fresh graduates can also apply for internship programmes on building surveying, urban planning, estate surveying, land surveying and engineering, etc. Of the 4700 new job openings, more than 530 are provided by the government while 4100 and more are openings from private organisations. Some of the job openings will be in place in three months progressively. Digitailise the E&M assets Among these openings, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department plans to recruit 1200 temporary staff with service terms of up to 18 months. Half of the employees will be responsible for cleaning electrical and mechanical (E&M) systems at several thousand governmental buildings, while the other half will assist in the digitalization of E&M assets. Inspect drainage pipes Besides, the Buildings Department will appoint consultancy firms to inspect drainage pipes at the external walls of over 20000 targeted private domestic and composite buildings in Hong Kong. The appointed firms will have to recruit extra manpower and hence are expected to create more than 400 job openings. Improve buildings safety The Buildings Department will also recruit 120 short-term staff whose job duties include: speeding up the processing of drainage repair order yet to be complied with and cases of misconnection of drainage; organising public educational and promotional activities, etc. Amid the COVID-19 epidemic, the government aims to add momentum to the labour market by increasing short-term job openings for people from all walks of life, from professionals, technical and supporting officers to fresh graduates. (The video is narrated in Cantonese) (The video is provided by the Development Bureau)

Police Constable

Police Constable WONG Ka-hing said, “Having learned that I’m a police officer, many of my friends asked me if the physical fitness test was difficult.  Actually, if you have been well-prepared, you don’t have to worry.”  Police Constable LAM Ping-ping said, “It is very important for a police officer to have integrity.  We have to stay in-touch with the public and have effective communication with them, no matter what position we are in.” Please watch the video for more information about job duties, career path, interview tips, and etc. of police constables. Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page

Recruitment

For details, please visit http://www.police.gov.hk/recruitment Organisation chartOfficial recruitment page