Hong Kong’s tourism sector always has a distinguished reputation, with tourism professionals playing a crucial role. Make It Work as always encourages its members to enhance their career opportunities. Recently,
Make It Work has always encouraged its members to explore a variety of experiences, and pursuing a career in handicrafts could be a good option. We recently conducted a “Ceramic
At the beginning of the Year of the Horse, Make It Work persists in its endeavors to provide diverse courses and activities, allowing members to improve their personal skills. We
To enable Make It Work members to explore various industries, and in light of the rising consumer demand for food and beverage staff, we arranged a barista workshop designed to
Make It Work constantly encourages its members to explore various career paths. Recently, we invited craft instructors to lead various art workshops, such as the “Accessories Making Workshop” and “Calligraphy
Make IT Work has always encouraged its members to explore diverse careers and discover the possibilities within various occupations. Since the 1960s, the garment industry has been a key sector
In welcoming the days of early autumn, Make It Work would like to express its gratitude to Ambre Lecoq, who completed her internship this summer ️. Ambre demonstrated enthusiasm, effort,
In addition to providing employment support, Make It Work also offers regular homework tutoring sessions for members’ children, allowing them to pursue part-time jobs even after school. This summer, the
Alongside offering job assistance, Make It Work also emphasizes the mental well-being of its members. Recent reports have noted a rise in regrettable news triggered by mental health issues. With