For Enterprise

Enterprise Advisors – Ada Choy

“If students only learn from textbooks, marketing remains a mystery to them,” said Mr. Lam, BAFS teacher at UCCKE. Determined to bring theory to life, he designed a school-based project to spark creativity and engagement. Yet something was missing: real-world relevance. “Their ideas were interesting,” he reflected, “but without a connection to actual business challenges, students lacked the motivation to push their thinking further.”

Enterprise Advisor – Bridget Ngan

In today’s highly competitive market dynamic, creativity is key to successful marketing. Inspiring students’ innovative thinking helps the job market cultivate the next generation of marketing professionals. In this case, Bridget Ngan, the Marketing Manager at the online marketing company Owlish Online Ltd., possesses rich market experience and deep industry insights. During his time as the school Enterprise Advisor (EA) at Shun Tak Fraternal Association Wu Zhao Chi Secondary School, he applied his expertise to introduce creative marketing thinking into the school and sparked students’ interest in the industry through engaging activities.

Enterprise Advisor – Jovian Ling

Schools are not only providers of knowledge but also cradles for nurturing future talent. Schools need career development policies that reflect current workplace realities. School Enterprise Advisors (EAs) are key to this, bridging the gap between schools and the workplace by sharing up-to-date job market information. In the following case, the EA showed how to use the Hong Kong Benchmarks (HKBM) framework to assist schools in achieving good practice standards, leveraging business knowledge to enhance teachers’ professional and leadership capabilities (BM2), and creating a conducive environment for students to engage meaningfully with the world of work (BM8), collaboratively establishing a sustainable career planning system that cultivates future talent for the business sector.

Enterprise Advisor – Leo Wong 

In the business world , young people often face unimaginable challenges when seeking employment, which prevent them from showing their potential, leading employers to miss out on suitable talent. CLAP@JC advocates youth to rethink their possibilties by providing them with support and resources.

We also invites our partners to explore possibilities, understand each young person’s attributes and needs, and match them to suitable positions where they can confidently display their abilities in the workplace.

 Enterprise Advisor – Ray Leung

In an era of advanced information technology and rising social media, emerging professions such as YouTubers, KOLs, and influencers have gradually taken shape. Many students aspire to become content creators or join the creative industry. This case features students from St. Simon Lui Ming Choi Secondary School who showed strong enthusiasm for video and content creation. CLAP@JC paired them with an Enterprise Advisor (EA) possessing extensive film and television production experience. Beyond teaching practical filming knowledge and skills, the EA arranged hands-on activities for students to apply their learning, taking the first step to transform from Dreamers into Doers.

Enterprise Advisor – Emily Ng

Growing recognition of ESG’s importance in the business sector is driving increased demand for ESG talent, with some industries even experiencing shortages. However, the education sector has limited knowledge about ESG job positions and their prospects. CLAP@JC addressed the gap by organizing an ESG seminar for teachers. The seminar aimed to improve teachers’ understanding of ESG, help them advise students on careers in the field, and support educational initiatives to develop ESG talent.

Enterprise Advisors – Helen Or

In a continuously changing business environment, many professionals in the business sector, driven by the intention to contribute to the next generation, bring their expertise and experience into schools to voluntarily assist students in career planning while enriching the talent pool in the business community. This passion for nurturing young people is invaluable, and the close collaboration between school Enterprise Advisors (EAs) and schools often provides students with deeper experiences and creates more substantial outcomes.