書名: 誰說Engineering是水泡科——46個工程系故事
編 者 : 江穎敏,江穎賢
出版社 : New Page Publishing 出版企劃工作室
ISBN : 978-988-13489-2-0
版 次 : 2015年7月初版
A book to Inspire Students to Pursue Engineering
Published in Summer 2015
Featuring 46 Stories from Engineering Graduates
"The heart of social change is how YOU can make a difference"
誰說Engineering是水泡科
Published and launched a book featuring Engineers’ Stories to Inspire Secondary School Students to Pursue Engineering at the Hong Kong Book Fair in Summer 2015, capturing interesting stories of 46 engineering graduates and students. The objective was to inspire secondary school students to choose engineering for university studies and pursue a career in the field.
As an engineer, promoting STEM education in Hong Kong by engaging the young generation is essential to improve perceptions of the industry.
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A book featuring Engineers’ Stories to Inspire Secondary School Students to Pursue Engineering
Published and launched a book at the Hong Kong Book Fair in Summer 2015, capturing interesting stories of 46 engineering graduates and students. Her objective was to inspire secondary school students to choose engineering for university studies and pursue a career in the field.
Engineering. The science of making stuff. But for many students, it wouldn't be their first choice as a career, therefore not seen as a glamorous option for study in Hong Kong. This prompted me to write a book called 「誰說 Engineering 是水泡科」(translates into English as “Who Says Engineering is Second Best?” for secondary school students, hoping to enhance the image of engineers. I do not believe HK is only a centre for finance, it also has some of the most impressive engineering in the world. One way to enhance the image of engineers is by sharing successful stories with secondary school students about the contributions that engineers could contribute. This would allow students and their parents to understand the wide variety of engineering opportunities and career prospects both locally and globally.