• GEG signs MoU with DSEDJ for “Nurturing Future Together” initiative.
• “Nurturing Future Together” encompasses two key areas: “School-corporation partnerships” and “Parental education”.

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) that will see them leverage corporate resources to advance parent education and vocational technical education, helping young people build a solid foundation for their careers.

The MoU was signed by Philip Cheng, Director of GEG, and Kong Chi Meng, Director of DSEDJ for the “Nurturing Future Together” initiative.

Mr. Kong Chi Meng said in his speech, “We sincerely appreciate the unwavering support and collaboration from GEG and all participating institutions. Their collective efforts have elevated Macau’s vocational and parenting education to new heights, advancing the government’s vision of a ‘Happy Macau’.”

Mr. Philip Cheng said in his speech, “GEG sincerely thanks DSEDJ for its trust and support, which have enabled the smooth implementation of the ‘Nurturing Future Together’ initiative. Moving forward, we will continue to work hand-in-hand with all sectors of society to cultivate more outstanding talent for Macau.”

The “Nurturing Future Together” MoU encompasses two key areas: “School-corporation partnerships” and “Parental education”. GEG will work with DSEDJ to host seminars and family-friendly activities to promote work-life balance and enhance team members’ well-being, and  will collaborate with four local secondary schools to advance vocational technical education, offering internship and employment opportunities.

The four schools involved include Escola Luso-Chinesa Técnico-Profissional, Macau Kung Luen Vocational & Technical Middle School, Macao Sam Yuk Middle School and Pui Va Middle School. This forms a multi-disciplinary talent cultivation network to nurture talent in supporting Macau’s moderate economic diversification.

“Dream Job Comes True” Pre-Work Experience Program
Beyond its ongoing educational partnerships, GEG also supports local youth in exploring careers through practical experience. From July to August this year, GEG participated in the DSEDJ’s “Dream Job Comes True” Pre-Work Experience Program, offering three-week internships to local secondary school students. Students were assigned to departments including Information Systems & Technology, Finance, MICE Operations, Entertainment Services and Marketing Service. Under the professional guidance of “SiFus”, they gained first-hand experience of real working environments while developing problem-solving and teamwork skills. The program deepened their understanding of corporate operations and future career choices.

At the results sharing session, participating students shared their insights, expressing that they had gained valuable experience and recognized the importance of workplace culture and professional ethics. GEG will continue to assist young people in exploring further development opportunities through internship programs and industry mentorship.

GEG supports the hosting of numerous youth employment and recruitment activitiesIn July, GEG actively participated in over 20 recruitment events, including the Labour Affairs Bureau Exclusive Career Day, the GEG IR Youth Development Program, the U-Lead Internship Program and the Youth Career Expo 2025. These events featured on-site interviews and job matching, providing young people with extensive employment information and career opportunities.

The “GEG IR Youth Development Program” is a long-term initiative combining “Employment + Training”. Participants not only gain practical experience on the job but also obtain professional skill certifications, with outstanding performers receiving promotion opportunities. GEG also imparts interview techniques during these events to enhance young peoples’ competitiveness.

GEG has consistently regarded supporting local talent development and youth employment as a vital responsibility. Moving forward, GEG will actively collaborate with various sectors of society to advance the development of Macau youth, nurturing more local professionals while fostering the appropriate diversification of Macau’s economy throughout this process.