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Candidates are expected to be proficient in the English language. It is desirable, though not essential, that they have attained higher education in the domains of their creative interests. |
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We do not ask for a particular number of years of work experience but we do ask that you are currently not in school full-time. Preferably, applicants are currently employed in established practices and have responsibilities in the area of content creation in any digital medium. Young entrepreneurs who run their own business in digital works on both a large or small scale are also encouraged to apply. If you are currently working in a sector that has no direct linkage to digital entertainment and media, we ask that you provide evidence of content that you’ve created in your spare time or as a freelancer and that you demonstrate a keen interest with solid business planning to get into the digital media and entertainment industry. |
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Applicants have to be strictly between 21 to 35 on or before 30 November 2006. |
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Vision for international collaboration and exchange, potential leadership, knowledge of the sector and evidence of creative endeavours in the digital entertainment and media industry. |
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Yes, as long as you can provide evidence that you are legally employed in Hong Kong and that you have valid travel documents that would allow you to travel to the UK. |
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