【Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Special Line】Hubei "Talent Gathering Jingchu" internship exchange program for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan university students is now open for registration
Wuhan, May 5 (ZXS) -- Hubei's 13 "Talent Gathering Jingchu" internship exchange program for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan college students opened the registration channel on the 2023th, and from now until 13 o'clock on May 5, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan university students who are interested in internship can send the application form to the email hbqnlhh@25.com.
The internship and exchange program is jointly organized by the Hubei Provincial Youth Federation, the Hubei Provincial Taiwan Affairs Office, the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the Hubei Provincial Government, and the Economic and Trade Office of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in Wuhan, aiming to create conditions for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan university students to conduct internship and practical training and exchange integration in Hubei, build a platform, and further enhance the understanding of Hubei among Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan youth.
Up to now, the organizer has recruited more than 40 internship positions for nearly 200 enterprises and institutions such as Hubei Provincial Museum, Hubei Art Museum, Hubei Provincial Library, Wuhan Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Construction Third Bureau, China Railway Eleventh Bureau, China Railway Bridge Research Institute, China Railway Bridge Bureau, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Hubei Branch, Tianfeng Securities, etc.
According to the organizers, the internship will take place between June and August 2023. There is no fee for the internship, and the internship subsidy will be issued after the internship is completed according to the regulations. During the internship, insurance will be purchased for each intern. In addition, a wealth of hands-on visits will be held.
In recent years, in order to enhance exchanges and deepen understanding, Hubei Youth Federation has successively organized a series of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan youth activities such as internship training, innovation and entrepreneurship, study and study, exchange and friendship, etc., and young people between Hubei, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have increasingly frequent exchanges and closer cooperation.
In the past five years, Hubei's "Talent Gathering Jingchu" internship exchange program for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan university students has attracted a total of 225 Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan youths to participate, and some Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan youths have taken root in Hubei to start businesses and find employment. (End)