...government jobs" job fairs/recruitment events organised by the labour department, ngos, or individual companies newspapers, professional magazines, and online advertisements private employment agencies recommendations from friends and relatives self-recommendation to potential employers if you determine to apply for a job but don’t know where to start, don’t worry! you can refer to the labour department’s job hunting briefcase or participate in a series of tailor-made career advisory activities organised by the youth employment start (y.E.S.); with an aim to assisting and equipping secondary school graduates in pursuit of a promising career. These activities range from cv preparation to interview makeup and styling workshops, helping you confidently tackle various job-seeking challenges and finally secure your dream job! sources: education bureau - life planning information website talent.Gov.Hk labour department - "youth employment and training programme" labour department - youth employment start labour department - interactive employment service labour department - "launch your career" "job hunting briefcase " govhk - one-stop portal vocational training council

...government job opportunities appointments to the civil service are based on the principle of open and fair competition. All candidates are assessed on the basis of their ability, performance and character, and having regard to the stipulated entry requirements set according to the job requirements of the grade concerned. Non-ethnic chinese applicants, like all others, have equal access to government job opportunities. Heads of department / grade, having regard to the job requirements of the grades under their respective purview, specify appropriate chinese and english language proficiency requirements (lprs) as part of the entry requirements for the grades concerned. This arrangement is in line with the guidance of the equal opportunities commission issued in accordance with the race discrimination ordinance.