In recent years, the government has encouraged young people to develop in the Greater Bay Area. A survey of college students found that most people are worried about future employment issues and are not optimistic about the employment prospects.
At the same time, the survey shows that 60% of the respondents intend to return to the mainland for employment, and among the respondents who intend to start a business in the mainland, the most people choose to start a business in Shenzhen (22%), followed by Beijing and Shanghai (20% each), and Hong Kong ranks first Three (19%).
The Greater Bay Area Education Resource Centre, the Hong Kong Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Association, and the Hong Kong Emerging Technology Education Association conducted an online questionnaire from May 8 to June 8. A total of 552 tertiary students responded, covering sub-degree to PhD students.
Sixty percent of the respondents said they are most concerned about employment issues. If 1 is the least worried and 7 is the most worried about employment, the average score of the overall respondents is 5, reflecting that the respondents are not optimistic about the job market.
In addition, more than half of the respondents indicated that they intend to start a business in the future. Among them, Shenzhen was the first choice (22%), followed by Beijing and Shanghai (20% each), and Hong Kong ranked third (19%).
60% of the respondents expressed their willingness to work in the Mainland, and 70% of them believe that there are more opportunities in the Mainland.
As for the respondents who are unwilling to work in the Mainland, the main reason is that they intend to work in Hong Kong or stay in Hong Kong to take care of their families.
In addition, more than 50% of the respondents expressed their intention to do internships in the Mainland, and one-third of them wanted to do internships in the Greater Bay Area, and Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou were the most popular cities for internships.
Lu Xianyan, vice president of foreign affairs of the Hong Kong Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Association, said that he is interested in learning more about the Greater Bay Area, but he is most worried about the living environment in the mainland. He hopes the government can provide more relevant information.
Li Zhenqiang, a member of the Liberal Party Legislative Council, said that in the future, the Education Bureau and the Home Affairs and Youth Affairs Bureau should strengthen cross-bureau cooperation to provide young people with more information on jobs and internships in the Mainland.
Deng Fei, a member of the Legislative Council, pointed out that universities can arrange for students to go to the mainland for internships for a month or a semester, so that students have the opportunity to experience the work culture of the mainland.
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