Overview
The HKFYG Leadership Institute's "Cultural Conservation Ambassador Programme", launched in 2021, equips participants with community exploration, guided-tour techniques and tour route design skills through professional training, and further nurtures them into "Cultural Conservation Ambassadors" with leadership abilities. The programme lets participants understand the needs of the community and service recipients, apply their creativity and expertise to plan and lead guided tours on their own, and independently promote community cultural conservation, thereby passing on precious cultural heritage.
Course Content
Future Skills and Community Sustainability
-Equipping future skills such as communication and expression skills and organisational ability
-Raising cultural conservation awareness and promoting sustainable social development
-Practising cross-generational inclusion and strengthening exchange between two generations
-Training formats include guest sharing (such as the daily operations of the court, and talks and demonstrations on intangible cultural heritage crafts), outdoor field visits, theory classes and group presentations
-Equipping future skills such as communication and expression skills and organisational ability
-Raising cultural conservation awareness and promoting sustainable social development
-Practising cross-generational inclusion and strengthening exchange between two generations
-Training formats include guest sharing (such as the daily operations of the court, and talks and demonstrations on intangible cultural heritage crafts), outdoor field visits, theory classes and group presentations
Format
Lecture, Site Visit, Guest Speaker sharing, Group Presentation
Duration
Half-day / Full day
Location
302 Jockey Club Road, Fanling, New Territories (The HKFYG Leadership Institute)