Emergency Maintenance Notice – Online Programme Application System
Our Online Programme Application System is undergoing emergency maintenance to ensure continued stability and performance.
During this period, the system is temporarily unavailable. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and patience.
Our technical team is working diligently to restore full service as quickly as possible. Updates will be posted on this page once the system is back online.
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HKIC provides tailor-made training in construction and management skills based on whole person education. Choose a course and get admitted.
Hong Kong Construction Institute maintains close partnership with organisations to help students to progress on the dual tracks of continuing education and career.
We strive to provide students with diversified services and developmental activities to boost their confidence.
Hong Kong Institute of Construction (HKIC) has been providing quality construction training in Hong Kong for over 50 years.
Hong Kong Institute of Construction invited Ir CHAN Chi-chiu, Director of Drainage Services, former Chairperson of the CIC’s Committee on Registered Specialist Trade Contractors Scheme, and former President of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, to serve as the guest speaker for a sharing session on 3 May 2024 to share his journey to success, inspiring students to prepare themselves for a future in the construction industry.
In his sharing, Mr. Chan highlighted three key elements of success: competence, collaboration, and character. It is essential for students not only to master their field’s knowledge and skills but also to explore other areas to equip themselves, like management expertise. Continuous learning about new technologies and seizing opportunities beyond their comfort zone is crucial today. Teamwork often outweighs individual abilities. To enhance emotional intelligence, students should expand their network, and build strong interpersonal relationships. They should maintain a positive work attitude and enthusiasm to excel in their work.
Lastly, Mr. Chan shared that success has many definitions so there is no need to compare oneself with others. Roads are not always smooth and wide, especially when chasing dreams. He encouraged students to face setbacks with optimism and believe that success awaits for them.