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Alumni Sharing
Since 2000, CIE has nurtured thousands of local and non-local students. They are now fulfilling their dreams of either furthering education or serving different parts of the community. Some graduates whom you may know would like to share their words with you.
Division of Applied Science
My journey at CIE began when everything was deeply affected by the pandemic, given the adversities the society was facing, I wasn’t optimistic about my new study life. Everyone was concerned about the effectiveness of online education, and the College was able to keep its professionalism. The courses were fruitful and the lecturers were passionate and caring. As the pandemic started to ease, we finally returned to campus and enjoyed the learning facilities, in which the library and gymnasium were my favourite. Meeting classmates and lecturers face to face just made my learning experience so much better and meaningful. In general, I am very pleased with my experience at CIE.
Tang Wing Him, Oliver ’22
- Currently studying Bachelor of Science in Natural Sciences (Food and Nutrition), CUHK
- Associate of Science (Nutrition and Food Management), HKBU 2022
Division of Arts and Languages
The College enriched my knowledge in Chinese Literature and Business Chinese and enhanced my writing skills. Proper wording and creative writing skills, which I learned in CIE, are crucial to my success in career. With this expertise, I developed a close relationship with the customers and my company is impressed with my effort.
Wong Ka Man, Helen ’11
- Sales Coordinator
- Bachelor of Arts (School of Chinese), HKU 2014
- Associate of Arts (Chinese for Professional Purposes), HKBU 2011
Division of Business
I benefited from small class teaching, and student-teacher relationships were very close in CIE. We approached the lecturers whenever we encountered problems, and always received in-depth answers to our questions. Besides, participating in extra-curricular activities and competitions were useful to my future study and work. I was the chairperson of the CIE Investment Club, so with the guidance from the lecturer, I gained so much experiences and skills. For example, on how to organise large scale events, gain fellow students’ participation, and organise promotion. I could still apply these practical skills in my degree study.
Lan Wanjun ’21
- Business Analyst
- Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources Management, HKBU 2023
- Associate of Arts (Financial Management), HKBU 2021
Division of Communication
Ｍy two-year study at CIE was filled with various remarkable opportunities. From working as logistic support staff in the Hong Kong Film Award and the Effie Awards Hong Kong to internship at an entertainment company, these experiences have broadened my horizons and enriched my professional knowledge and skills. Undoubtedly, these played a significant role in shaping my future career path.
Wong Wing Tung ’23
- Currently studying Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communication, CityU
- Associate of Arts (Media Communication), HKBU 2023
Division of Social Sciences
I worked at the Senior Citizen Home Safety Association (SCHSA) as an intern. My job was to assist and coordinate the volunteer activities such as visiting and flag day. And this experience helped me identify my interest and career path, which is psychology instead of gerontology. Though it was a meaningful experience working for the elderly, I feel more comfortable serving the youth community as we share common topics, which is helpful for me to study and communicate with them.
Ng Yuk Shan, Charlie ’15
- Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2016
- Associate of Science (Psychology), HKBU 2015