Daughters of Mary Help of Christians Siu Ming Catholic Secondary School: C+ Health CKJ (Shenzhen) Hospital  

Cross-border healthcare collaboration between Hong Kong and the Mainland, along with modern medical practices, was the focus of students from Daughters of Mary Help of Christians Siu Ming Catholic Secondary School during their visit to C+ Health CKJ (Shenzhen) Hospital on 16 April. 

Organized by Nitza Brilliance International Limited, the trip kicked off with the hospital’s leadership team introducing its vision, services and technological advancements. A guided tour showcased outpatient clinics, rehabilitation centres and diagnostic facilities, demonstrating how digital tools streamline patient care – from electronic records to advanced imaging and therapy.

A key takeaway was the emphasis on preventive and holistic healthcare, including AI-powered diagnostics, wearable health tech and community wellness programmes. Students also engaged in an interactive Q&A with medical professionals, discussing career pathways, training requirements and the evolving landscape of Greater Bay Area healthcare cooperation.

The visit underscored the importance of innovation and patient-centred care, leaving students with a deeper appreciation for the medical field and career options.

CCC Fong Yun Wah Secondary School: DHL Express (Hong Kong)

Students of CCC Fong Yun Wah Secondary School benefited from an immersive experience at DHL Express (Hong Kong) on 3 April, from observing how the global logistics company operates to understanding the industry’s critical role in international trade.

After a warm welcome from staff, students explored key operational zones, including the sorting line, parcel handling stations and dispatch area. Witnessing the speed and precision of DHL’s logistics system left a strong impression, particularly the integration of automation and data-driven technology to manage high shipment volumes efficiently.

After the tour, an informative briefing covered DHL’s history, global network and mission to connect markets through time-sensitive deliveries. Students learned about the company’s commitment to service excellence, innovation and sustainability, including initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and promote eco-friendly logistics practices.

The session concluded with a career-sharing discussion, where DHL professionals shared insights into their roles, career trajectories and the skills required in the logistics sector. Students engaged with thoughtful questions, gaining clarity on potential career paths in supply chain management and global trade.