With the blooming property market, increased average income of citizens and higher expectation in living standard in Mainland, there is a growing demand on the property management. Recent studies show that China has much room for growth, as well as keen competition in the Mainland property management sector. What would be the implications and insights to the practitioners in property management, other servicing sectors and business management sectors?This seminar will start with a brief introduction of background and history of the property management sector. The focus will be on the current law practices and regulations of the sector, including industry structure. It will further analyse the views of the stakeholders, business strategies and innovations. Finally, the future outlook will be discussed, to identify potential opportunities in the sector for individuals and corporate.
This seminar aims to:
Cantonese
Academic and teaching staff from vocational and professional education and training (VPET) institutions and higher education institutions, VPET workplace mentors, VPET stakeholders and interested members of the public are welcome.Free admission
Mr Derek Sun, the CEO of Clifford Modern Living Holdings Limited, analyses the trend of property management.
Mr Sun discusses the influence of technological factor in the property management industry.
Innovative Pedagogical Strategies in VPET Series is funded by the Quality Enhancement Support Scheme (QESS) on the project of “Development of Effective Pedagogical Practices and a Cross-institutional Online Sharing Platform for Hong Kong's Vocational Education and Training (VET)”. It offers seminars and workshops on a regular basis to keep VPET academic and teaching staff, workplace mentors and VPET stakeholders abreast of the most updated flexible learning, innovative pedagogical practices, competency-based and task-oriented instructional strategies. It also serves the purpose of enhancing peer learning between institutions’ academic and teaching staff and workplace mentors to maximise support to students during their workplace learning and industrial attachment.