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Forum’s Objectives

The Forum is open to all young professionals, from fresh graduates through to those with more advanced early careers.

The aim of the Young Professionals Forum is:

  • To act as an access route and a means to integrate young professionals in the British business community in Beijing
  • To assist young professionals in developing their general understanding and professional knowledge of China
  • To provide a platform for members to share support, advice, and information

The Forum additionally offers the Young Professionals Development Programme, a new fellowship initiative which aims to elevate young professionals’ key employability skills through a series of participatory workshops led by hand-selected expert mentors.

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The Young Professionals Development Programme

The Young Professionals Forum is thrilled to announce the opening of applications to the Young Professionals Development Programme, a new fellowship initiative from the British Chamber of Commerce in China that aims to create globally competitive individuals. The programme consists of four interactive workshops themed around Leadership, Communication, Creativity and Entrepreneurship, each facilitated by a pair of partner mentors from a wide range of industries with tremendous expertise in their fields.

Leadership

The forum is chaired by Nathan Cornwell.

Introduction

The emergence of China as a world leader has led increasing numbers of young British professionals to consider and to take up early-career positions in the country. The Young Professionals Forum aims to provide both an on-the-ground and an online sphere in which young professionals can be connected and informed, and find guidance and support.

Forum Chairs

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Nathan Cornwell

University of Derby

[showhide type=”pressrelease” more_text=”Read More” less_text=”Read More” hidden=”yes”]Nathan has over 7 years’ international experience in business, education and counselling fields. He moved to China in 2016 with the vision to help empower young people to understand themselves and equip themselves with the employability skills to succeed. He has recently graduated from Liverpool University with a MSc in Psychology and also has obtained a BA at Newcastle University. He continues to fulfil his ambitions of educating and supporting others with opportunity whilst completing a PGCEi at Derby University. Most recently, he has been working on projects to support graduates and help uphold the strength of the UK-China relationship.

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