Internship Experiences Venus FUNG (GCS) Talent Acquisition Intern, Richemont Talent Acquisition a field that Venus has been deeply curious about. This summer, she had the opportunity to explore it firsthand as a TA intern at Richemont – a world-leading luxury group, home to iconic maisons such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Vacheron Constantin. During her internship, she took the lead on the flagship Summer Internship Program, overseeing 70+ interns across the APAC region. She planned and executed key events, including the Welcome Event, Boutique Visits, and Graduation Ceremony. On the recruitment side, she supported full-cycle hiring across 23 prestigious maisons from CV screening to independently interviewing candidates. This journey gave her invaluable insight into both talent strategy and the luxury landscape. She is truly grateful for the trust and mentorship she received in Richemont. Chloe IP (GCS) Consultant Intern, Education for Good During her internship at Education for Good, Chloe (front row) engaged in meaningful projects that developed her both professionally and personally. As a facilitator for teams in the Hong Kong Jockey Club Pitching Competition, she initially felt uncertain but learned that effective facilitation involves asking the right questions and fostering collaborative discussions through active listening. This boosted her confidence and underscored the value of structured communication. Chloe also organized workshops for housing estate residents, building trust with diverse individuals and mediating discussions, which strengthened her interpersonal skills and understanding of stakeholder dynamics. Her ability to adapt communication styles across audiences proved a key strength, while refining note-taking improved her attention to detail. Exposure to design thinking and social enterprises broadened her perspective on balancing sustainability with social impact. The internship was a transformative journey reinforcing listening, adaptability, and empathy. Effie LAU (GCS) Event and Visitor Service Intern, Asia Society Hong Kong Center Effie’s (first right) internship at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) provided a valuable introduction to the inner workings of a major cultural institution. As a Visitor Service Ambassador, she combined the roles of receptionist, retailer, and gallery operator, handling visitor services, event operations, and retail management. Responsibilities including handling guests and calls, designing signages, managing payments, and stock-taking. During the “MONSTERS BY MONSTERS: NOW AND THEN” exhibition featuring Labubu, she contributed to floor plan and FAQ design, then managed the busy pop-up souvenir store, serving hundreds of fans daily. One customer even returned to hug her after she secured a special artist-signed catalog. This meaningful experience will help shape her future career path. 8
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