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未來技能
生產力局聚焦培育適應未來需求的創科人才。運用創新教
育模式與實踐培訓，激發個人潛能，提升專業能力。結合
先進科技與跨學科學習，裝備人才應對快速變化的行業需
求。透過與學校、企業及機構合作，推廣技能發展，為香
港創科生態圈注入新動力，鞏固香港作為國際人才與創新
中心的地位。
參與「機遇匯人才博覽展」，吸引來自內地、新加坡、
加拿大、英國等地的全球創科人才來港發展。生產力局
積極響應香港特區政府的系列人才措施，注重培育本地
創科人才，提供優質就業機會。
生產力學院與中黄國際教育集團簽署合作備忘錄，深化
在粵港澳大灣區內創科教育領域的合作。雙方透過課
程、研討會及展覽活動，共同推廣科技教育，並融入中
華文化元素，激發大灣區內年輕人的創科興趣。
與F1 in Schools香港區統籌成功舉辦「F1 in Schools香
港區初賽及專業組別比賽」，積極培育年輕一代的創科
才能。其中，專業組別比賽創下93位參賽者的歷史新
高。生產力局自2022年起引入此全球性STEAM項目，
已為逾100間學校及600名學生提供相關培訓。專業組
別比賽同日揭幕「STEM Racing Engineering Lab」
（前F1 in Schools Engineering Lab），作為學生學習
和實踐工程技術的關鍵平台，鼓勵學生在實踐中探索和
應用科學知識，進一步促進STEAM教育發展。
與ManpowerGroup合作發布2024年第三季「就業展
望調查」報告，並舉行「策略夥伴 - 生產力學院」合作
啟動禮。合作啟動禮聚焦市場對具備 AI 知識人才的需
求，和員工應如何「Reskill & Upskill」自己適應數碼
化職場需求。生產力學院透過提供各項未來技能培訓項
目，以支持企業員工掌握 AI 技能，提升競爭力。
「創科遊學 玩轉暑假2024」為期兩日於2024 年7月5
日至6日在生產力大樓舉行，吸引近3,000人參與。活
動以「A+STEM」為主題，融合藝術與科技教育
（STEAM），透過逾100個互動遊戲攤位，激發參與
者的創造力及跨學科學習能力。活動得到創新科技及工
業局、創新科技署等50多個政府部門及STEAM教育夥
伴的支持，為年輕一代提供實踐機會，促進香港創科教
育發展。
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FutureSkills
HKPC concentrates on nurturing FutureSkills talent. Utilising
innovative education models and practical training, we inspire
individual potential and enhance professional capabilities. By
combining advanced technology and interdisciplinary learning,
we equip talent to respond to rapidly changing industry needs.
Through collaboration with schools, enterprises, and
institutions, we promote skills development, injecting new
momentum into Hong Kong's innovation and technology
ecosystem, and reinforcing Hong Kong's status as an
international centre for talent and innovation.
HKPC participated in the “CareerConnect Expo”, which attracted
innovation and technology talents from Mainland, Singapore,
Canada, the UK, and other regions to develop their careers in Hong
Kong. HKPC actively supports the HKSAR Government’s talent
initiatives, focusing on nurturing local innovation and technology
talents while providing high-quality employment opportunities.
HKPC Academy signed a Memorandum of Understanding with
Zhongshan Whampoa International Education Group (ZWIE) to
deepen collaboration in innovation and technology education
within the Greater Bay Area. Both parties jointly promote
technology education through courses, seminars, and
exhibitions, while integrating Chinese cultural elements to
inspire young people’s interest in innovation and technology
throughout the area.
In collaboration with the F1 in Schools Hong Kong In-Country
Coordinator, HKPC successfully hosted the “F1 in Schools Hong
Kong Development Class and Professional Class Competition",
actively nurturing the innovation and technology talent of the
younger generation. The Professional Class Competition set a
record high with 93 participants. Since introducing this global
STEAM programme in 2022, HKPC has provided training to
over 100 schools and 600 students. On the same day as the
Professional Class Competition, the “STEM Racing Engineering
Lab” (Former F1 in Schools Engineering Lab) was unveiled,
serving as a key platform for students to learn and apply
engineering techniques. This competition encourages
students to explore and utilise scientific knowledge through
hands-on practice, further advancing STEAM education
development.
In partnership with ManpowerGroup, HKPC released the Q3
2024 Employment Outlook Survey report and held the launch
ceremony for the “Strategic Partnership - HKPC Academy”. The
event addressed the growing demand for talent with AI
knowledge and discussed how employees can “Reskill & Upskill”
to adapt to the needs of a digitalised workplace. HKPC Academy
offers a range of future skills training programmes to support
enterprise employees develop AI skills, thereby boosting their
competitiveness.
The “Summer TechEd Fest 2024” took place over two days on
5‒6 July 2024 at the HKPC Building, attracting nearly 3,000
participants. Themed “A+STEM”, the event integrated arts with
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEAM)
education. It featured over 100 interactive game booths,
workshops, and experience zones to spark participants’
creativity and interdisciplinary learning abilities. Supported by
over 50 Government departments and STEAM education
partners, including the Innovation, Technology and Industry
Bureau and the Innovation and Technology Commission, the
event provided hands-on opportunities for the younger
generation, further advancing Hong Kong’s innovation and
technology education development.