To assist the Public Relations and Publicity Officer in performing the following duties in relation to the CIIF Secretariat:

• (a)support the CIIF Committee and Sub-committees in the implementation of the Promotion and Development Plan;
• (b)organise promotional programmes, including the bi-annual forum, brand-building activities, briefings and sharing sessions to promote and enhance public awareness and consensus of social capital concepts;
• (c)support the implementation of the Social Capital Builders Award Scheme;
• (d)promote social capital concepts to business sector through briefings or talks;
• (e)manage the CIIF Website and Facebook Page;
• (f)develop new social medium such as games and videos to further promote the concept of social capital to the public; and
• (g)provide support to the CIIF Secretariat as and when necessary.

Candidate should have:

• (a)a Hong Kong degree, or equivalent, preferably in the fields of journalism and communication, event management, marketing or translation;
• (b)at least 4 years' post-degree full-time working experience, preferably in journalism, publicity or public relations, with experience in relationship building and engagement with a broad range of stakeholders, including non-governmental organisations, the corporate sector and media networks; and experience in organising large-scale events or activities would be an advantage [See Note (1)];
• (c)met the language proficiency requirements of Level 2 [See Note (2)] or above in Chinese Language and English Language in HKDSEE or HKCEE, or equivalent;
• (d)good knowledge about social capital concept.
• (e)good communication (both written and spoken) and interpersonal skills in dealing with a wide spectrum of non-governmental and local community organisations and the public;
• (f)good knowledge of computer software applications, including MS Word (English and Chinese) and Excel; and
• (g)the ability to work as a team member, but operate independently without much supervision, the capacity for multi-tasking and the ability to operate effectively under pressure.