In recent years, Hong Kong has witnessed a flourishing sporting culture, with local athletes achieving remarkable success in international competitions. The Government has not only actively promoted the industrialisation of Hong Kong's sports sector but has also introduced a series of measures to strengthen support for sporting development. The Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China (SF&OC) has welcomed these initiatives and pledged to actively support the Government's efforts to advance sporting development. In 2025, the newly completed Kai Tak Sports Park will host the 15th National Games and the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities cum 9th Special Olympics Games.
Driven by these favourable conditions, there has been a significant surge in sports-related job opportunities, leading to diverse career prospects. These opportunities span across various professional roles, including sports team management, sports organisation administration, fitness and yoga facility operations, membership service management, and sports tourism planning and management. The Sports Management programmes offered by HKCT feature comprehensive articulation pathways, enabling students to build systematic professional knowledge and practical skills based on their preferred sporting disciplines. This allows them to transform their passion for sports into professional expertise, enabling them to excel in Hong Kong's thriving sports industry.