We are thrilled that Learning Bridge has once again partnered with the Rotary Club of Victoria Harbour to host the third edition of our “Have SEN Have Knowledge” Interactive Workshop. This time, we delivered the workshop for Shine@ ISS, supporting a group of neurodivergent youths preparing to join the ISS workforce.

Through engaging social activities, including ice-breaker games and African drumming, the youths and their future colleagues co-created a lively and inclusive atmosphere. Our heartfelt thanks go to the President and members of the Rotary Club of Victoria Harbour for their unwavering support, which played a vital role in the success of this event.

The goal of the 「Have SEN Have Knowledge」workshop is to offer structured, interactive experiences that help employers—especially those hiring or intending to hire neurodivergent youths—better understand, connect, and communicate with these young talents. At the same time, the workshop helps prepare the youth for the workforce, boosting their self-confidence as they transition into society.