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The Discipline has a strong relationship with the industry to ensure the programmes curriculums are in line with industry development. All Diploma and Higher Diploma full-time students have to undergo industrial attachments in relevant industries during their course of studies.

The Industrial Attachment programme enables students to experience the real working life and challenges in their relevant industry sectors. This programme helps students to transit from college life to a competitive work environment. Students can apply what they have learnt in real life situations, develop team work skills and problem solving abilities, improve communication skills and most importantly, acquire a positive attitude towards work and learning.

Students are assessed through a range of individual and group-based coursework activities, such as projects, written tests and oral examinations. Their performance in industrial attachment and related assignments are assessed jointly by employers and academic staff.

Through the Industrial Attachment Programme, employers have a chance to identify suitable candidates for future employment opportunities; which in turn enhances student’s employability.

Quotes from students:

Student from Leisure & Sports course	Joseph Ma I had many chances to work as a volunteer for various organisations such as the China Rowing Association and Leisure and Cultural Services Department. I was given a wide range of responsibilities which allowed me to gain a good understanding of the leisure and recreation industry.
Student from Hotel & Catering course	Tam Ning Fung Visits to the hotels and clubs in China had surely broadened my horizons and acquainted myself with the latest trends of the industry. These valuable experiences not only became part of my unforgettable memories, but also greatly enhanced my profile when I attended the interview for the university programme I am now studying.
Student from Tourism & MICE course	Andy Wong My industrial attachment at the Hong Kong Disneyland was an insightful experience for me. I can make use of the learned knowledge to the workplace and I was given many opportunities to build up my industrial network which will be useful in my future career.

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