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The Citi-HKCSS Community Intern Program

It aims at inspiring Hong Kong university students majoring in business studies to contribute their knowledge and expertise to non-profit organizations through an internship. The ultimate goal is to cultivate their concept of Corporate Social Responsibility and to prepare these future business leaders with a broadened understanding of the community.

About the Program

To broaden the understanding of Hong Kong university students majoring in Business Studies towards the community;
To provide an opportunity for students to contribute their business knowledge from classroom learning to non-profit organizations to help these organizations achieve their goals;
To build networks between future business elites and non-profit organizations and to prepare them with a broadened understanding of the community.

Achievements

10th year since its launch in 2010

770 Business students participated

411 alumni accumulated

More than 250 NGO member agencies participated

Testimonials from Organizations and Participants

“We hope CIP would continue to celebrate its 20th and 30th anniversary and what we expect the most is that CIP could be supported by students and non-profit organizations(NGOs) and continue to benefit more students and non-profit organizations (NGOs). ”

Head of Corporate Affairs Citi

Mr. Wayne Fong

“Through joining CIP, I have learned far more than my expectation. The CSR training has provided me with plenty of opportunities to connect with people with disabilities. All these experiences cannot be gained from other internship programs but with CIP exclusively. ”

Grand Award for Excellence - Awardee

Pang Ka Yam

“Young people in Hong Kong studying business management have given us brand new ideas that are beyond my imagination. Giving instructions and delegating them with a duty that rewards you with amazing effect. Their innovation can bring new inspiration to the service model. I found them sensitive in using nowadays new and highly passionate in help people in need that has driven you to make changes. “

Hong Kong Federation of the Blind