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KIS Students Shine as Company Ambassadors After Outstanding Work Placements
KIS Students Shine as Company Ambassadors After Outstanding Work Placements
Two Year 11 students from KIS, Yajash and Kyle, have been recognised for exceptional performance during their Summer work experience placements, earning the prestigious opportunity to represent NATPAK as student ambassadors at the upcoming REthink Expo.
Excellence Recognised
Excellence Recognised
Both Yajash and Kyle's dedication, enthusiasm, and exemplary conduct throughout their placements impressed employers so much that they have been invited to act as student ambassadors for the company. This recognition includes complimentary conference passes, full access to networking opportunities, and the chance to gain valuable insights into future career pathways.
"Their professionalism and conduct have shown them to be true KIS ambassadors, representing our school values with distinction," said Ms Vilk Head of Careers, highlighting how both students' approaches reflected the high standards expected of the school community.
NATPAK, as a sustainable design company, shares our values of being future-conscious and helping students think about the needs of the world and where their interests intersect with making a positive impact on society and the environment.
"NATPAK recently had the pleasure of hosting three students from the Korean International School, Hong Kong, for our Sustainable Packaging & Product Internship. Over the course of a one-week program, these young interns gained valuable industry insights and hands-on experience. The interns participated in Recycle Day, deepening their understanding of the importance of waste management. They also collaborated closely with our design department, contributing to the creation of social media content. The reel created by them, provided a youthful perspective on our latest campaign and received wonderful engagement and appreciation from our audience. The students also practiced researching brand case studies and assisted with product shoots in preparation for our upcoming events."
A Call to Action for Fellow Students
A Call to Action for Fellow Students
This success story serves as an inspiring example for other Year 10 and Year 11 students who are considering their next steps. The message is clear: be a self-starter and seize the opportunities available to you.
Yajash and Kyle's achievements demonstrate that with the right attitude and commitment, students can make such a strong impression that employers want to continue working with them beyond their initial placement.
Pathways to Success
Pathways to Success
Students looking to follow in Yajash and Kyle's footsteps have multiple avenues available:
Careers HUB: Regularly check for work placement opportunities posted through the school's official careers platform
In-School opportunities: Experiences through taking up opportunities in the school community
Careers Fair - March 2026: Network with industry professionals and discover placement opportunities at this upcoming event
Proactive Networking: Take initiative in connecting with local businesses and industry contacts
The Power of Work Experience
The Power of Work Experience
Yajash and Kyle's achievements demonstrate the transformative potential of work placements when students approach them with the right attitude. The experience not only provides practical skills and industry insights but can also open doors to future opportunities, mentorship, and career advancement.
Encouragement for Future Ambassadors
Encouragement for Future Ambassadors
To Year 10 and Year 11 students: your next opportunity is waiting. Whether through the Careers HUB, the upcoming March 2026 Careers Fair, or your own networking efforts, take that first step. Show the same dedication, enthusiasm, and professionalism that led to Yajash and Kyle's success.
The business community is looking for young people who demonstrate initiative and commitment. By taking up the mantle as self-starters, you too could find yourself representing major companies, attending industry conferences, and building the foundation for your future career.
The question isn't whether opportunities exist – it's whether you're ready to seize them, just like Yajash and Kyle did.
RACE WONG Winner!
Last weekend, the interns volunteered at the MUJI Community Market event, where our products—designed in collaboration with young artists—were showcased. One of these talented artists was Race Chloe Wong from KIS, who was the winner of the 2025 HK Interschool Sustainable Design Art Competition.
This event provided another fantastic opportunity for the students to engage directly with customers and promote our products. All proceeds from the market supported the LoveXpress ASD Youth Art Development Program. We hope to continue hosting more internships for the youth to further their enrichment outside the classroom.
KIS extends heartfelt gratitude to NATPAK for their exceptional commitment to nurturing young talent.
The fundraising activities for the students have worked on several levels: building their awareness of Social Enterprise, providing opportunity to practice employability skills, especially problem-solving and communication but they have also shown their wonderful motivation and determination to help others! This is testimony to our KIS families for raising such conscientious and caring children. In total we have raised over 2000K for the cause and LUUNA sent us the photos of the ladies receving their products - thanks to the students efforts.
LUUNA fundraising efforts!
LUUNA fundraising efforts!
Year 7D and Y11 students have been busy this month fundraising for LUUNA. Ian Lau of 7D has created a site to explain the great work that LUUNA do serving the underserved with free Period care in an attempt to address Period Poverty. Please check it out here.
Commendations to: Emma Lo, Andrea Lam, Ching Chan, Vene and Ariel from Y11 and to: Ian Lau, Markus, Elia, Sonia, Saanvi, Gavina and Sarah from 7D.
Social Enterprise supporter Award 2024
Social Enterprise supporter Award 2024
Emma Lo, Andrea Lam, & Ms Tsang receiving the award at Cobis, Jordan.
KIS was recognised for its Careers development work with Social Enterprises such as New Age Organic Farm and LUUNA. It is important that we teach our students the importance of
Two students from Year 11 who attended a LUUNA workshop and have raised considerable funds for the Enterprise accompanied Ms Tsang to collect the award. Thank you Andrea Lam and Emma Lo for their brilliant contributions!
Careers Classes update
Careers Classes update
Careers Classes with Y7 and Y8
Careers Classes with Y7 and Y8
Our Careers Lessons are designed to focus on skills development through innovative platforms like SkillsBuilder, ensuring that students acquire the practical abilities they need to thrive in the workforce during their school journey.
For our Year 7 and 8 students, the current emphasis is on enhancing listening skills. Effective listening is a critical skill that not only benefits academic performance but also plays a vital role in professional success. Our students engage in various interactive activities that foster active listening abilities, allowing them to better understand instructions, collaborate with peers, and participate in discussions.
We are proud to announce that several students have received awards for their outstanding listening skills. These recognitions highlight the importance of this skill and motivate others to strive for excellence. By cultivating these abilities early on, we are equipping our students with the tools they need for a successful future in any career path they choose.
Infographic by Suri 8C - Visual display artist
Venus 7C receiving her certificate
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Careers PODCAST: Episode 1
Anishka and Saanvi's PODCAST! about their experience being a Reporter for the day!
Written by Anishka Agrawal, and Saanvi Virwar
About the event
On Wednesday, an engaging write-a-thon event took place for secondary school students, featuring the talented author Vince Sui. He captivated the audience by sharing his inspiring journey to becoming a writer and introducing them to his innovative game, Fiero. Vince discussed the challenges he faced along the way. His story gave the students a brief insight into his journey. The event was about a Write - a - Thorn which was a great chance for people who love public speaking and creative writing. This fun event gave participants a space to share their ideas and encouraged them to explore interesting topics that led to lively discussions. By diving into these subjects, attendees could see things from new angles and challenge themselves.
About the game
Students had the exciting opportunity to play a sample version of Fiero, Our Kis students were the first to see his officially launched game . This experience allowed them to explore the game’s potential, creating a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration and creativity among all the students. Fiero is a multiplayer creative story-writing game where players receive specific themes and characters.
The project was made possible through the support of Press Start Studios, a platform dedicated to funding small businesses specifically . Overall, the write-a-thon was a celebration of creativity, sparking enthusiasm for writing and deepening students’ understanding of the creative process
Conclusion
As we look ahead to upcoming events, it’s exciting to think about how platforms like Fiero will keep growing, welcoming more people to explore the power of words and the art of expression. Whether through games, festivals, or workshops, the adventure of creative exploration is just beginning.
Extra Information
On March 8th, the Hong Kong International Literacy Festival took place, highlighting the first public launch of the innovative game Fiero. This event brought together writers, educators, and fans from different backgrounds, all eager to participate in various booths. The festival became a lively center for collaboration, where participants could share their thoughts and experiences.
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