International Maritime Organization Secretary-General Mr Kitack LIM visits the MSTI and tours the campus on 5-Sep-2017. VTC Executive Director Ms Carrie YAU, MSTI Director Ir MAK Chiu Ki and students meet with Mr Lim and exchange views and experience of nurturing skilled manpower for the industry.
The 4th China Seafarer Skills Competition was held in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province from June 24 to 29, 2017. Our students attended the competition in order to learn the skills with the mainland seafarers.
The teachers and students, represented Dalian Maritime University's training ship Yukun, visited MSTI on 3 July, 2017 and exchanged the experience on maritime training with us.
To get familiar with the job nature of different kinds of maritime-related company, students who majored in Maritime studies from MSTI, PolyU and IVE(TY) were invited to meet with the listed companies, Wah Kwong Shipping Holdings Ltd., Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd., Wallem Group Ltd., China Navigation Co Ltd. (The Swire Group), Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd., Valles Steamship Co Ltd. and Maritime Professional Promotion Federation on 11 April 2017.
MSTI staffs celebrated Tin Hau’s Birthday in the Tin Hau temples on 19 April 2017 to pray for safety, security, fine weather and full fishing nets during the coming year.
18 students and teachers from Children’s Learning Centre joined our campus tour on 18 April 2017.
Campus VisitIn order to let youngsters and parents to learn more about the latest developments in maritime industry in Hong Kong, they are welcome to see MSTI campus and learning facilities and we can provide you with an admission advisory service.
If you are interested in our campus tour or maritime-related course, please contact us via email (msti@vtc.edu.hk).
The four-day Education & Careers Expo was held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on 23-26 February 2017. It is a great pleasure that MSTI students were invited to serve as helpers and share with the visitors their valuable experience by the Hong Kong Maritime and Port Board (HKPMB). Providing one-stop maritime-related information for young people and their parents on study, training and professional development, it would promote the maritime industry more widely.
The MSTI Open Day 2016 has been smoothly concluded on 18 & 19 November 2016. On both days, there were a range of training facilities including Desk-top Simulator, Rope Making Machine, Medical Care & First Aid Equipment and Rescue Boats for display. Moreover, the demonstration of Firefighting and Survival Techniques had been arranged for the public aiming to let them learn more about maritime training and its development, and increase their awareness of the shipping industry.
