[SEYSA] SEYSA Youth Programme 2010: "How to Master Your Life" Forum on 15.8.2010

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日期： 2010年8月9日上午7:25
主旨： SEYSA Youth Programme 2010: "How to Master Your Life" Forum on 15.8.2010
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Dear Youders and friends,

*Sir Edward Youde Scholars Association Youth Programme 2010***

*“How to master your life? Personality, Opportunities, Fate.” Forum***



On behalf of the Sir Edward Youde Scholars Association (SEYSA), I am writing
to present to you the Forum on “Tailor-make Your Life” of our Youth
Programme 2010, “How to master your life? Personality, Opportunities, Fate”
. We have limited seats reserved for Youders and friends after accommodating
the official participants of Youth Programme 2010. Since walk-in seats are
not guaranteed, please email Ms Bobo Chan, Operations Officer, at
bobo.chan@xxxxxxxxx if you want to register for the event. Please note that
the registration fee for SEYSA members is HKD$20 each. The deadline of the
registration will be on 13th August 2010 by 5 p.m.* *



The details of the event are as follows:

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*Date: **15th August** 2010 (S**un**day)***

*Venue: Room **N002**, **Building N, **Hong Kong Polytechnic University***

*Time: **1:30** **p**m – **5**:**15** pm*



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*About SEYSA Youth Programme 2010***



Youth Programme 2010 is an annual event held by SEYSA, to recognise the
achievement of our new young scholarship awardees and to strengthen their
social awareness and social responsibility. As in previous years, the Youth
Programme provides talks, forum and social service experience for all
secondary school awardees to come together in promoting self-development
through discussing different social issues and exploring the relevant
experiences.

The theme of the Youth Programme this year is “Tailor-make your life”.
Teenagers in Hong Kong are well blissful with all the prepared resources.
Teachers, parents and even different social celebrities have stereotyped
good teens and bad teens, and have urged the teenagers to follow certain
guidelines in society. However, have the youngsters been granted a chance to
make their own way through to make their own dreams come true? Life is what
you make it! In this programme, we hope to encourage the participants to
learn to make decisions for themselves and their future paths.



*About **Forum on **“**Tailor-make Your Life**”** of Youth Programme 2010*

*Objective:*

The young members of our association are at the point before entering the
universities, choosing their majors, understanding their true ideals and
planning for their future. This is such a point that can significantly
impact their life. Through this forum, which includes a panel composing of
distinguished members with rich experience and different backgrounds, we aim
to provide food of thoughts and inspiration for these young students, to
establish their own views of life and goals, to prepare for their bright
futures.



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*Forum Topic: “How to master your life? Personality, Opportunities, Fate.”*

Success may mean differently to every person, but everyone should hope his
life is fulfilled and happy. Some say that we all can shape our life,
determine our paths, choose our ways of living and achieving our dreams,
especially in a rich and well-developed city like Hong Kong. Nevertheless,
in reality, we can all see many people in our city unsatisfied with their
lives, including career, family, and other aspects. Some of them cannot find
their goals and lost their directions. Some of them simply feel life is not
really controlled by them. Apparently, the economic success of the society
does not guarantee happiness and fulfillment of the people. Life is still
something hard to grasp and control.

What materially determines our life? Our personalities? External
opportunities? Or it is simply predetermined by fate? Is there any way for
us to control, or master our lives?

*Guest speakers:* (*in alphabet order of surnames*)**

(1) Mr. Chan Siu Cheuk, Alman (陳兆焯校長), Principal of Christian Zheng Sheng
College

(2) Mr. Cho Yan Chiu (曹仁超先生), Director of Hong Kong Economic Journal Co.
Ltd.

(3) Mr. Shih Wing-ching (施永青先生), Chairman of Centaline Group.

(4) Prof. George Woo (胡志城教授), Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social
Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.



*(The forum will be conducted in Cantonese.)*


For enquiry, please feel free to contact Ms Bobo Chan at bobo.chan@xxxxxxxxxx
Don’t hesitate and grasp this opportunity!



Regards,



Ada Yiu

Development Officer

Sir Edward Youde Scholars Association

*Youder since 2004*

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