The summer Job Attachment for mentees of the Police Mentorship Programme (PMP) came to a successful conclusion on August 31 when Assistant Commissioner Cheung Siu-wah, PMP's Head Mentor, together with Chief Superintendents Chung Hung-fung and Chau Kwok-leung, both being Deputy Head Mentors, officiated at a presentation on the Job Attachment at Police Headquarters.

The Job Attachment under the PMP is a new initiative this year, enabling mentees to gain firsthand work experience in the Force during their summer vacation.

For a period of eight weeks, the Job Attachment enabled 51 mentees to participate in 39 projects offered by various Formations and Districts. The primary objective was to provide a platform for mentees to obtain some work experience in the fields of their studies, while at the same time appreciate the work of police officers.

Being briefly categorised into three main areas, namely Research and Survey, Organising Activities, and Designing Webpage and Database, the Job Attachment also aimed at assisting Formations and Districts in completing short-term projects.

In designing and producing display boards for the Job Attachment presentation ceremony, the mentees were more than happy to share their achievements with Force members and among themselves. One of the mentees said: "I'm so excited about this Job Attachment project. It has been a rewarding experience, and I realise how much the Force is dedicated to achieving a high quality for its service and continuous improvement. Everything I have learned here is valuable for my personal development."

In his opening address at the presentation ceremony, Mr Cheung said he greatly appreciated the mentees' good work. "I am most delighted to hear the compliments from various Formation Commanders that all mentees have done their best to achieve results and contributed to the success of Formation projects," he noted.

Prior to the presentation ceremony, the Head Mentor and his two Deputies toured the display boards and listened to the mentees'presentations. Awards were presented to the three boards with the best designs, as well as six outstanding ones.

The winning boards are on display in the Force Library, 7/F, Police Headquarters, until October 2.

List of Winning Projects of PMP Job Attachment
	Project Title	Project Officer / Mentee
Gold Award	Improvement of Report Room Services at TST Police Station	Project Officer: WSIP Cheng Yi-mui (OSSUC TSTDIV) Mentees: Chan Chi-pang (City University of Hong Kong) Lee Ka-ming (City University of Hong Kong)
Silver Award	Organising Summer Youth Programme in YTDIST	Project Officer : WCIP Lam Suk-yin, Ade (PCRO YTDIST) Mentee: Wan Chi-pui (City University of Hong Kong)
Bronze Award	Design of Railway Development Projects Database	Project Officer : SIP Tse Yuk-lung, Jeff (SIP OPS RAILDIST) Mentee: Tong Kwan-tat (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Merits	Organising 'Sound of Silence' Project and Anti-Telephone Deception Project in KE	Project Officer : SIP Ke Ka-keung (ARCPO KE) Mentees: Liu Shuk-kuen (City University of Hong Kong) Choi Sze-man (The University of Hong Kong)
Merits	Planning of Crowd Management for YTDIST	Project Officer : SIP Yeung Ming-sum (ADOO YTDIST) Mentees: Lam Chun-ho (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) Wong Yi-hong (Lingnan University)
Merits	Design of a Homepage for EU NTS, Analysis on Management Reports and Comparative Study	Project Officer : SIP Jason Ip (SIP HQ EU NTS) Mentees: Kwok Yu-lam (The University of Hong Kong) Lo Ka-chun (The University of Hong Kong)
Merits	Green Management in Police College	Project Officer : WSIP Wong Lai-sim (SIP SUP FTC) Mentee: Chan Chung-man (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
Merits	Organising Healthy Lifestyle Day Camps in KWTDIST	Project Officer: CIP Chau Chung-mun, Teddy (TSRO KWTDIST) Mentees: Cheung Ting-kong (City University of Hong Kong)) Tam Yik-wun (The University of Hong Kong)
Merits	Enhancement of Railway System Database	Project Officer : SIP Tse Yuk-lung, Jeff (SIP OPS RAILDIST) Mentee : Wong Ho-yun (The University of Hong Kong)

Police Mentorship Programme Mentees have obtained valuable experiences during their job attachment

A Good Award winner talks about his personal experience