SHKP promotes reading
SHKP promotes cultural development with various reading-related activities and talks to broaden people's horizons and enrich their lives, and it offers young people academic and work-related training to benefit their futures.
The SHKP Book Club's latest book review competition covers 20 books with a 'city' theme. The books offer a look into the history, culture and daily life in different cities around the world. The contest has junior (6 to 12 years), intermediate (13 to 18) and senior (19 or above) categories. The last day for entries is February 29, 2008.
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Eligible books
銆婂崲鎶奸亡 20 鍙?銆?br>
銆婂吇涓€涓皬鍙伴銆?br>
銆婄骞寸殑鑺卞洯 (浜? : 绉桦瘑灞辫胺銆?br>
銆奅yewitness Modern China銆?br>
銆夿oy: Tales of Childhood銆?br>
銆点ome From Home銆?br>
銆婇吨瑙觥紟阅嶅缓銆?
銆奆ootnotes銆?br>
銆婃湀鍎垮集寮儚浠€涔堛€?br>
銆婇抉鐞村コ瀛┿€?br>
銆奣he Suitcase Kid銆?br>
銆奊weilo: A memoir of a Hong Kong childhood銆?br>
銆夹ngela's Ashes銆?br>
銆婄Щ锷ㄧ殑杈圭晫銆?br>
銆婂甫镌€锅忚铡绘梾琛屻€?br>
銆婅锘庤銆?br>
銆娄笢浜扇濉斺攒钥佸鍜屾垛锛屾湁镞惰缮链夎€佺野銆?br>
銆奣he Kite Runner銆?br>
銆奣he Death and Life of Great American Cities銆?br>
銆奍stanbul: Memories of a City銆?
Nobel Laureates Distinguished Lectures
SHKP and The Chinese University of Hong Kong presented the latest installments of the widely-acclaimed Sun Hung Kai Properties Nobel Laureates Distinguished Lectures recently, with Nobel Laureates in physics Yang Chen Ning and Martin L Perl and Nobel Laureate in chemistry Kurt Wuthrich speaking to over 500 academics, political and business leaders, students and members of the public.
2007 Modern Apprenticeship programme
The 2007 Modern Apprenticeship programme organized by SHKP, Breakthrough and Kung Lee College offers underperforming students aged 17 to 21 ten months of practical learning and on-the-job training. They will be posted in various divisions of SHKP or its hotels and given one-on-one coaching by experienced SHKP employees.