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Careers Guidance & Life Planning






                    Reaching Out to the Workplace Horizon of Chemistry


                                                                                   Celeste Chiu Ching Yin (5E)
                    The world of Chemistry is much more than textbooks and tests. A visit to the Hong Kong Standards and Testing
                    Centre in June 2018 has given my fellow Chemistry classmates and I a glimpse of the exciting Chemistry-related
                    careers in a testing laboratory.
                    Hong Kong Standards and Testing Centre is the first independent, not-for-profit testing, inspection and certification
                    organization in Hong Kong. As customers, we have always taken product safety for granted. From the company
                    tour, we observed how complex procedures were carried out by the highly vigilant and meticulous staff for testing
                    the safety of a daily necessity as simple as a cup. The site visit treasured us with a further insight about the
                    concept of our ‘career’. On account of being the future pillar of the society, it is better for us not to do things at
                    the drop of a hat. We have to plan and
                    create our own blueprint of life.

                    “The future depends on what you do
                    today.” - Mahatma Gandhi.




















          A Tale of Two Duties – an Exhibition Guide and a Chinese

          Medicine Practitioner

                                                                                        Anna Wu Wai Sze (6C)

                                                                        Having  joined  the  BSPP  job  experience
                                                                        programme,  I  was  lucky  to  have  a  taste  of
                                                                        different occupations during the summer.
                                                                        In July, I served as a student guide at the Hong
                                                                        Kong Book Fair, introducing different exhibits
                                                                        such as classic literatures and Chinese opera to
                                                                        visitors. Their various interesting questions raised
                                                                        upon the exhibition reminded me of the qualities
                                                                        a guide, let alone a leader, should possess.
                                                                        We should always be well prepared and face
                                                                        challenges actively.
                                                        In August, I worked in a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatment
                                                        centre. Through observing how a doctor inquired his patients and
                                                        carried out an acupuncture operation, I understood that medical
                                                        workers should always put themselves in their shoes and place their
                                                        patients’ needs at the first place.
                                                        I am thankful for these experiences that have made me a better
                                                        person with humility, diligence and empathy.

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