MTR technician, winner at global vocational competition, will apply insights to job
A Hong Kong technician who won a global prize for train repair at an international competition for vocational skills has pledged to apply insights from the competition to his job, as he recalled three days of intense examination to fix railway system faults. Gordon Tang Kwong-tai, 22, an employee of the MTR Corporation for four years, said his participation in the WorldSkills Competition in…
A 22-year-old MTR technician, Gordon Tang Kwong-tai, has won a silver medal in the WorldSkills Competition held in Shanghai. The competition, often dubbed the "Olympics for vocational skills," challenged participants from around the world with intense examinations involving railway system faults and repairs. Tang, who has worked for the MTR Corporation for four years, stressed the importance of time management and responding effectively in critical situations during the competition.
He plans to apply his newfound skills and knowledge to his job at the MTR, highlighting the significance of vocational education and training in fostering professional development.
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