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Recruitment Experience and Assessment Day
The Recruitment Division (RECDIV) will hold the Recruitment Experience and Assessment Day (READ) on December 6 at the Hong Kong Police College (HKPC) to provide one-stop service to applicants, including a written test for Probationary Inspector (PI) candidates, as well as a physical fitness test and a group interview for Recruit Police Constable (RPC) and Auxiliary Police Constable candidates. Please visit the following link to make an application to join the selection in READ: （https://www.police.gov.hk/ppp_en/15_recruit/how_to_apply.html）.
READ also features a variety of activities, including workshops on the selection of PIs and RPCs, a briefing on police units, and a guided tour at the HKPC’s Aberdeen campus and its training facilities. Eligible relatives and friends of police officers who wish to join the Force can register for the activities through the following website on or before December 2:（https://www.idea.gov.hk/hkpf-rec-hr-1/read20201206/tc）.
PMP & PMPO leadership workshops
The RECDIV organised leadership workshops for mentees of the Police Mentorship Programme (PMP) and the Police Mentorship Programme Outreach (PMPO) at the HKPC on October 17 and 24.
The workshops aimed at enhancing the mentees’ leadership, resilience to adversity, communication skills and team spirit, drawing the participation of 93 mentees and 60 mentors.
PMP & PMPO job attachment
This year, 75 mentees were attached to different police units during the Summer Job Attachment Programme of PMP. The mentees submitted their job attachment reports for assessment, and ten mentees were awarded for their outstanding performance. A total of 85 mentors and mentees attended the presentation ceremony of the attachment programme on November 11.
Between December 2020 and February 2021, the RECDIV will organise the Winter Job Attachment Programme for PMPO mentees for the first time. A total of 36 PMPO mentees have applied for the posts of different police units.
Project ACHIEVE
“Project ACHIEVE” aims to encourage post-secondary students to join the Force. This year, 17 post-secondary institutions and over 350 students have joined the project. The RECDIV organised an online Project ACHIEVE 2020/21 Inauguration Ceremony on October 30, with the participation of over 300 institution representatives, project members and police ambassadors. Officiated by Assistant Commissioner (Personnel) Chan Joon-sun, the ceremony provided an opportunity for all parties to interact and exchange their views.
Recruitment talks and workshop for Auxies
The RECDIV conducted recruitment talks for auxiliary officers during their Annual Continuation Training to motivate them to join the Force as regular officers. The talks introduced the job opportunities, welfare and benefits, and career prospects of regular officers. The RECDIV also promoted the PMP, the PMPO and the Project ACHIEVE, to encourage auxiliary officers to share the recruitment information with their families and friends.
The RECDIV also organised a “PI/RPC
Recruitment Workshop” for auxiliary officers at the HKPC on November 7 to strengthen their determination to make applications. A total of 117 auxiliary officers from different police districts attended the workshop.
RECDIV & CSTCB joint seminars
On October 22 and 29, the RECDIV and Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau (CSTCB) co-organised two seminars for over 100 students of Policing Studies, Cyber Security, and Computer Studies from the School of Continuing Education of Hong Kong Baptist University and Hong Kong Institute of Technology. While the RECDIV disseminated the latest recruitment information at the seminar, CSTCB officers also introduced the trend and the variety of technology crime, and the Bureau’s initiatives in combating technology crime and enhancing public awareness of cyber security.
