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The Hong Kong Jockey Club Management Trainee Programme recruits and develops high potential individuals as future leaders of the Club.
The three year programme gives a deeper understanding of the HKJC and its integrated business model through job rotations within and across divisions.
Recruitment for the programme commences this month.
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