Experiential Learning
Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark Experiential Learning Programme
Background of Co-organiser
Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, under the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, develops educational activities for all ages to raise awareness of our geological heritage and its connections to our natural, cultural, and intangible heritages. The signature Geopark Schools Programme for local schools offers a wide range of science popularization activities designed to inspire students' long-term interest in earth sciences, integrating ecology and culture, as well as the concept of sustainable development.
Objectives
- Foster students’ interest in earth science and local cultural heritage
- Enhance students' understanding of geopark SDG concepts
- Equip students with skills and knowledge through hands-on experiences in science education
Project Details
- Assist in Geopark education activities, including school education and public education activities
- Field work in Hong Kong Geopark
- Develop educational materials
Date
- October 12 to November 17, 2026
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:45pm
Special working hours:
Students may be required to work on weekends.
Location
- 6/F, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices, Kowloon
- Students may work at schools, geosites, or other locations according to operational needs.
Eligibility
- PGDE (full-time) students majoring in Geography
- Passionate about education and outdoor work
- Preferably with a First Aid Certificate
Application Deadline and Procedure
11:59pm, September 2, 2026
- Complete the application form at HKU Moodle (Part 1) AND
- Upload the following document to the respective project folder at HKU Moodle (Part 2) (Please combine all documents into one Word/PDF file)
- A one-page CV, including
- Self-introduction
- The reasons for applying for this project
- Expectations from this project
- Shortlisted students may be invited to attend an interview at Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark (details to be confirmed).
Project Keywords
Hong Kong Geopark, Science popularisation
Enquiries
Ms. Tisha Wong, Geopark Ranger (Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark)
Phone: 2150 6807
Email: [javascript protected email address]