• (a)To assist in planning, oversee and monitor the operation and promotion strategies of various youth development programmes under the Home Affairs Bureau, including drawing up publicity and promotion plan, recruiting participants, monitoring performance of contractors and service providers in support of the programme, and liaising with Mainland authorities where necessary, etc.;
• (b)To assist in conducting duty visits to the Mainland in relation to the youth development activities / programmes, including handling of logistics and related matters;
• (c)To assist in the implementation of the Youth Ambassadors (YAs) programme, including planning for and implementing training and out-reaching activities for the YAs and maintaining close liaison with them;
• (d)To liaise with other bureax / departments in organising joint programmes and provide executive / administrative support;
• (e)To supervise the work of subordinates in the work pertaining to youth development; and
• (f)To undertake any other administrative matters or other tasks as assigned.

Applicants should have -

• (a)a bachelor degree from a Hong Kong university, or equivalent;
• (b)attained“Level 3” or above in Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSEE) / Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent (Note);
• (c)at least 10 years of post-qualification full-time work experience in project / event management or / and marketing, including budgeting, logistics support, housekeeping matters, initiating / implementing promotion strategies. Relevant work experience in the Government, higher education institutions or public organisations is preferred;
• (d)proven experience and strong capability in carrying out strategic planning, programme implementation and event management;
• (e)good command of computer knowledge including MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint and Chinese word processing;
• (f)good knowledge and understanding of the operation of the Government or public organisations;
• (g)good command of both written and spoken Chinese and English. Knowledge of Mandarin is an advantage; and
• (h)strong planning, organisational, analytical and inter-personal skills and ability to work independently.