Jake, CEO and Chief Executive Coach of MT2.0, stated that the organisation specialises in providing internship and job-search training, CV optimisation, and interview coaching for university students and working professionals. At this exhibition, the team engaged with over a hundred job seekers and students from diverse backgrounds through its “CV Clinic” and aptitude tests, helping them understand modern recruitment processes, refine their CV strategies, and gain industry-specific advice aligned with Hong Kong’s employment trends.

Ms. Queenie Yip, President of the Hong Kong Association of Private Practice Optometrists (APPO), stated that since its establishment in 1991, the Association has been dedicated to promoting comprehensive eye examinations and public eye care education, aiming to enhance public understanding of the optometrist's professional role and the importance of eye health. For this exhibition, the Association brought various professional instruments to provide the public with comprehensive screenings, including tests for visual acuity, refractive errors, glaucoma, cataracts, retinal diseases, as well as binocular coordination, colour vision, and stereoscopic vision. Lectures were also held to introduce the professional functions of optometrists in myopia control and the early detection of eye diseases.

Mr Tsoi is currently in Form 5, studying elective subjects including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Extended Module 2 (M2), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT). He actively participated in this Education and Careers Expo to explore the development directions of different industries and gather practical information for his future academic and career planning.

Agnia, originally from Belarus and raised in Poland, is a first-year undergraduate student in Applied Social Sciences at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. She chose to study in Hong Kong precisely because of its diverse, cosmopolitan environment, believing that the city would help her broaden her perspectives, develop soft skills, and gain clarity about her future direction through exploration. By participating in the Education and Careers Expo, Agnia aimed primarily to understand Hong Kong’s job market and industry structure. She was particularly inspired by speaker Ada during the “A Date with Giants” session—a current university student who started her own business while still studying, demonstrating that entrepreneurial opportunities are not confined to the classroom. This gave Agnia a completely new perspective on what is possible during her student years. Agnia admitted that before coming to Hong Kong, she had never considered working here, but her experience over just a few months has changed her mind. She is now seriously considering staying in Hong Kong after graduation to gain work experience before looking toward opportunities in other regions. The expo not only provided her with local career information but also deepened her appreciation for Hong Kong’s unique value as an international springboard.