Ethnic Minority Ambassador Programme

Ethnic Minority Ambassador Programme

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Details of Recruitment Day
Labour Department "Ethnic Minority Ambassador Programme"

Programme Introduction

The work life and training of the Ethnic Minority Ambassadors are shown below for better understanding of the Programme.

The Ambassadors for ethnic minorities not only can work in the Labour Department (LD) to provide assistance for the public, but also can participate in various training.

  • Pre-employment training
    A presenter speaks to trainees seated in a circle in a classroom, with a projector screen and institutional logo in the background.

    The tailored pre-employment training furnishes the Ambassadors with basic knowledge of LD's services before they start work. Career planning is also an integral part to equip the Ambassadors for their future.

  • Participants of the "Ethnic Minority Ambassador Programme" pose for a photo at an award ceremony, each holding a certificate, with an event banner in the background inside a conference room. Three individuals present a poster covered with colorful sticky notes in an office; background wall displays "Employment Services Ambassador Programme for Ethnic Minorities"

    The Ambassadors shared their learning experience during the graduation ceremony of the pre-employment training. The former Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Mr Matthew Cheung Kin-Chung, attended the ceremony and gave encouragement to the Ambassadors.

  • Ambassadors at work

    On-the-job training:

    Employment Services Ambassador for Ethnic Minorities

    Ambassadors work in LD's Job Centres and recruitment functions to provide assistance for job seekers, especially the ethnic minorities, in using LD's services.

    Click here for more information of the job.

  • A customer receiving assistance from staff to operate a self-service kiosk. Two people review a notice board at the counter.
  • Development workshops

    LD organises development workshops for the working Ambassadors to help them further adapt to the work and plan their careers. The former Commissioner for Labour, Mr Donald Tong Chi-keung, made a visit to the workshop to have exchange with the Ambassadors.

  • A group of staff poses for a photograph in front of a backdrop displaying "Labour Department", with some standing and others crouching, many wearing name tags, conveying an inclusive team atmosphere
  • Chinese workshops

    During the on-the-job training period, LD arranges language workshops for the Ambassadors on vocational Cantonese for improving their language and communication skills.

  • A female instructor delivers a session to multiple trainees in a meeting room; trainees are seated around tables, some wearing masks and taking notes, with notebooks, a projector, and beverages placed on the tables.

The Recruitment Day of the upcoming Ethnic Minority Ambassador Programme is scheduled for for 9 July 2026 (Thursday). If you are interested, please register for the Recruitment Day online by clicking the "Sign up this activity ✓" in the "Details of Recruitment Day" page on or before 8 July 2026 (Enquiry (office hours): 2383 4932). Please make reservation now as interview timeslots are limited.

Date 3 August 2023
Time 9:30am–4:30pm
Venue

Kowloon West Job Centre of Labour Department

9/F Cheung Sha Wan Gov. Offices, 303 Cheung Sha Wan Rd.

(Exit C1, MTR Sham Shui Po Station)
Enquiry 2383 4932