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RESEARCH REPORT

Empowering Youth: Pathways to Professional Careers in Sports

31 Aug 2026 (Mon)

Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) published its advocacy research “Empowering Youth: Pathways to Professional Careers in Sports”. It aims to build a talent development pathway that encompasses both athletes and non-athletes. Phase I (the current stage) focuses on the primary and secondary school stages. Phase II will cover post-secondary education and post-graduation stages and will also explore retired athletes’ career transitions.

OHKF conducted a survey between February and March 2026, and received 1,098 valid responses from more than 40 secondary schools. More than one-fourth (28%) of respondents are interested in pursuing a career in the sports industry.

To enhance young people’s interest in and understanding of the sports industry, OHKF proposes nine policy recommendations. Key recommendations include forming a dedicated team to coordinate sports career exposure opportunities, incentivising “M” Mark event organisers to include stronger youth engagement elements, and enhancing flexibility in the use of LCSD sports facilities.


Last Updated 31 Aug 2026 (Mon)

Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) published its advocacy research “Empowering Youth: Pathways to Professional Careers in Sports”. It aims to build a talent development pathway that encompasses both athletes and non-athletes. Phase I (the current stage) focuses on the primary and secondary school stages. Phase II will cover post-secondary education and post-graduation stages and will also explore retired athletes’ career transitions.

OHKF conducted a survey between February and March 2026, and received 1,098 valid responses from more than 40 secondary schools. More than one-fourth (28%) of respondents are interested in pursuing a career in the sports industry.

To enhance young people’s interest in and understanding of the sports industry, OHKF proposes nine policy recommendations. Key recommendations include forming a dedicated team to coordinate sports career exposure opportunities, incentivising “M” Mark event organisers to include stronger youth engagement elements, and enhancing flexibility in the use of LCSD sports facilities.

Last Updated 31 Aug 2026 (Mon)
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