Course Overview
This year's Student Health Ambassador Training Program, themed "Who Lives in Youth," aims to equip students with correct health knowledge and foster positive lifestyle attitudes. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical service learning, participants will learn to promote health awareness within their schools and communities.
Course Structure & Content
The program is led by experienced professional instructors, including specialist doctors, nutritionists, social workers, psychological counselors, and nurses. The curriculum covers:
- Prevention and control of addictive substances, gambling, and internet addiction.
- Knowledge and attitudes towards sex education.
- Awareness of personal mental health.
- First aid knowledge and theory.
Program Components
- Thematic Courses: April 8 to June 3, every Sunday from 9:30 to 12:30.
- External Visits & Exchange: July to August, at medical institutions and fitness centers.
- Service Learning Project: June to October. Participants will design and execute health promotion activities in schools or communities. Projects will be evaluated for effectiveness, with the top three performers awarded champion, first runner-up, and second runner-up prizes of MOP 3,000, MOP 2,000, and MOP 1,000, respectively. Awards and results will be presented at the closing ceremony of the Health Promotion Series.
Key Information
- Recruitment Period: From now until March 18.
- Target Participants: Macau secondary school students.
- Quota: 250 students (limited places, first-come-first-served).
- Fee: Free of charge.
- Certificate: Participants with an attendance rate of 80% or higher who pass the exam will receive a certificate.
