MARCH TOWARDS YOUR CAREER 30 th March 2011

MARCH TOWARDS YOUR CAREER 30 th March, 2011 (Wednesday) 4: 00 pm – 5: 15 pm

Guest Speakers

Guest speaker Job Title Ms. Chang Hok Yin Vivien Radiographer, Hong Kong West cluster of the Hospital Authority Dr. Mark L. Gandolfi Clinical Psychologist, Executive Director, St. John’s Counselling Service Ms. Ho Sin Ting Alvina Customs Inspector, Customs and Excise Department Mr. Lee Yuen Hong Chairperson, Board of Director, Tsui Wah Group Ms. Leung Paggie Business Reporter, South China Morning Post Ms. Tsang Margaret Entertainment Standards Control Officer, Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority

Ms. Chang Hok Yin Vivien Radiographer (放射治療師) Hong Kong West cluster of the Hospital Authority

• Graduated from Hong Kong Polytechnic University, BSc Radiography. • has worked over 12 years in Diagnostic Radiology. • Mainly works in Mammography, Ultrasonography and Bone Densitometry.

Dr. Mark L. Gandolfi Clinical Psychologist, Executive Director , St. John’s Counselling Service

• has been a clinical psychologist and health care executive for over 26 years in the U. S. and Asia • Has clinical experience in working with children and teenagers in areas of grief, depression-anxiety disorder, family dynamics, substance abuse, addictive disorders, teenage sexuality, cutting and bullying. • has taught university and training courses in Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, China and the U. S. in areas of counselling and therapy, anger and stress management, rehabilitation, healthcare management, family and marriage, substance abuse, crisis management, family violence, child sex abuse and trauma, suicide, and action learning.

• clinically supervises graduate students in psychology and social work from Monash University and University of New England (Australia), University of Hong Kong and City University of Hong Kong at St. John’s Counselling Service • works closely with various Hong Kong international-local schools and colleges with teachers, administrators, parents and students on various mental health matters.

Ms. Ho Sin Ting Alvina Customs Inspector Customs and Excise Department (海關) • Graduated from the University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Arts (Double Major in English and English Linguistics) • Joined the Customs and Excise Department as Customs Inspector in 2005

Main duties: - lead and participate in law enforcement activities relating to revenue protection and collection, anti-narcotics, anti-smuggling and intellectual property rights protection. - handle public complaints

Mr. Lee Yuen Hong Chairperson, Board of Director, Tsui Wah Group

• Founder of Tsui Wah Restaurant, one of the most well-known brand in the market, established since 1967. • Current Vice President of the “Hong Kong Federation of Restaurants & Related Trades”. • Recent Business Development: Expand from 1, to reaching 20 in both Hong Kong and China.

Ms. Leung Paggie Business Reporter, South China Morning Post

• Graduated from the Hong Kong Baptist University - Bachelor of Social Sciences (English Journalism Major) • Has a Master degree of Science in Global Politics at the London School of Economics and Political Science • Has five years of working experience in journalism with the South China Morning Post • Current Position: Business Reporter (covering housing and property news in Hong Kong and the mainland)

• • Previous Positions: (i) News Reporter - covered mainly macro-economics and tourism news (ii) Cadet Reporter - rotated in different sections such as China Desk and Sports Desk Events covered: Policy Address, Budget, Beijing Olympic Games, Opening of Hong Kong Disneyland, etc

Ms. Tsang Margaret Entertainment Standards Control Officer, Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority

• has almost ten years’ experience as a censor who classified films which are screened in public places (e. g. cinema) in Hong Kong. • The films are classified into four categories - Cat. I, Cat. IIA , Cat. IIB and Cat. III. • has the chance of watching movies from all over the world. • Entertainment Standards Control Officers are also responsible for regulatory jobs related with television and radio broadcasting.

Each S 5 student has to choose one talk. To facilitate sharing after the programme, in each class, there should be at least 5 students attending each talk. Please compromise before handing in the name list. Open to S 3, S 4 and S 6 students (First come, first served) Deadline for application: 9 March 2011(Wednesday) Put a “ √ ” on the career that you would like to explore more. Hand in the name list to Eva Tse of S 5 A or Ms. Irene Law. For enquiries, please contact Eva Tse of S 5 A or Ms. Irene Law. DON’T MISS THE CHANCE OF INTERACTING WITH GUESTS FROM DIFFERENT CAREERS!

HKU SCHOOL TALK BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM PROGRAMME Responsible teachers: Jeff Timmermans and Masato Kajimoto Student Sharing: TANG Wing Han Tracy (BJ 2010) Contents: 1. Curriculum structure 2. Internship 3. International Student Exchange 4. Career Opportunities 5. Current Student sharing 6. Q & A

Date: 16 March 2011 (Wednesday) Time: 16. 00 – 17. 00 Venue: Lecture Room Target groups: S 4 to F 6 students Deadline: 9 March 2011 (Wednesday) For enquiries, please contact Woolly Ko of F 6 B or Ms. Irene Law.