An Assistant Leisure Services Manager II is mainly deployed on-

• 1.serving as front-line manager in supervising venue staff and part-time staff as well as monitoring the performance of service and concessionary contractors in the daily management and operation of leisure facilities (e.g. parks, sports centres, sports grounds, swimming pools, beaches, camps and water sports centres, etc.) including horticulture and tree management, and running of recreation and sports programmes;
• 2.collecting information and data to facilitate review on district's needs for the provision of leisure services, including the promotion of higher venue usage rate and evaluation of recreation and sports programmes organized;
• 3.liaising with and providing assistance to the District Councils, clubs, associations, local organizations and voluntary agencies in the organization of recreation and sports programmes;
• 4.assisting in the preparation of financial and other routine returns as well as answering public enquiries and dealing with complaints in respect of leisure services provision; and
• 5.taking legal enforcement actions in connection with leisure services management.

i. they are required to work 44 hours gross per week, may be required to work shifts and irregular hours (including Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays). Actual working hours will be arranged by supervisors; and ii. they will be subject to posting and transfer at the discretion of the Head of Grade, and may be required to work in the New Territories or remote areas (including outlying islands).]

1.

• (i)a full-time teacher's certificate with physical education as one of the subjects studied, or equivalent; or
• (ii)an accredited Associate Degree from a Hong Kong tertiary institution/a Higher Diploma from a Hong Kong polytechnic/polytechnic university or the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education in management of recreation, sports or horticulture, or equivalent; and

• (i)or
• (ii)above should have a Diploma/Graduate Certificate in recreation, sports or horticulture management offered by a recognized tertiary institution, or equivalent.Depending on individual subjects that a candidate has taken during his/her study, a candidate who majors in leisure study, tree management, botanical study, plant cultivation, arboriculture, biological science, garden & landscape design, etc. may also be considered .]

• 2.met the language proficiency requirements of Level 2 or above in Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination(HKDSEE) or the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent.

• 3.for the purpose of heightening public awareness of the Basic Law (BL) and promoting a culture of learning of BL in the community, assessment of BL knowledge will be included in the recruitment for all civil service jobs. Candidates who are invited to attend the selection interview will be assessed on their BL knowledge through a written test to be conducted immediately before or after the selection interview. The BL test result will be one of the considerations to assess the suitability of a candidate.