Wanchai, China -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/06/2014 -- HKEnglish.com, a leading provider of high quality English language services, has launched their professional CV writing services and job interview courses in Hong Kong. The company aims to help individuals in Hong Kong improve their communication to international job market standards necessary for their career growth.

It is popularly understood that the success of any business is usually attributed to one important thing, which is none other than clear communication. In the international market, almost all transactions are done using the English language. Today, most of the employers in Hong Kong demand high quality resumes and CVs in English. However, with the relatively low English proficiency in Hong Kong, most job hunters find it hard to compete with other applicants while companies also experience difficulty in selecting the right applicants who can be an asset to their business.

Many non-native English speaking business executives experience difficulty in writing their CV's in English. In addition, senior executives are usually interviewed in English but new graduates or, alternatively, those executives who have been in the same job for a long time, often lack job interview experience & the relevant English skills to perform well. These days, Hong Kong based multi-national companies require workers to be proficient in English speaking and writing as well as Cantonese and Mandarin (Putonghua). HKEnglish.com's expert career teachers and professional writers aim to help individuals improve their career progression.

HKEnglish.com provides clients with high quality, professional English CV (Curriculum Vitae) writing services and job interview skills training for individuals looking for promotion or a new job. The service was officially launched this February 2014. Individuals who are looking to move ahead in their careers this year can benefit highly from the company's new services. They will learn how to showcase their abilities and experience in order to stand apart from the rest of the applicants.

"Our new Job Interview Training Course will help individuals in Hong Kong raise their skills to a new level." Ian Nock, Director of Studies, said. "We also understand the difficulties Hong Kong executives have with writing a CV in English and our mission is to provide the highest quality, professional resume writing services possible,".

About HKEnglish.com
HKEnglish.com's official headquarters is located in Hong Kong, China. For more information about the company and the services it offers, visit its official business site at http://hkenglish.com/.

For inquiries and comments, contact Ian Nock (Director of Studies at HKEnglish.com) at 2916 8887 or email at info@hkenglish.com.

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HKEnglish.com
Hong Kong, China
Ian Nock (Director of Studies at HKEnglish.com)
info@hkenglish.com
http://hkenglish.com/
Telephone no.: 2916 8887

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Causeway Bay, China -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/24/2013 -- HKEnglish.com's mobile optimized website was launched on April 18, 2013 with information on English and Business Soft Skills Courses, Free English Learning Articles as well as Video Tutorials. The new website aims to improve Hong Kong's English proficiency through the programs and tutorials it offers.

It is reported that the standard of English in Hong Kong is continually declining. Hong Kong was actually ranked as the 25th out of 54 non-English speaking countries in the world. This news is quite alarming as it can affect the country's competitiveness in the world's economic stage.

With so many foreign companies having headquarters in Hong Kong it essential for their staff to be proficient in English to communicate properly. Thus, the need for higher English proficiency is growing rapidly in the country. With this, HKEnglish.com has launched its new mobile website that can help cater to the needs of Hong Kong citizens in improving their standard of English. The mobile website is also beneficial to nationals of other Asian countries, as most of them are now extensively online. According to a recent online poll, Asians nowadays have already shifted in using their phones for online shopping.

The people behind the new mobile optimized site, http://m.HKEnglish.com, are Ian Nock, HKEnglish.com's Director of Studies and Jonathan Lee, IT Manager. m.HKEnglish.com is a mobile website that offers a range of private English courses and business skills training for individuals as well as corporate English language training programs. The mobile website also offers soft skills training courses for companies such as presentations and negotiation skills.

"HKEnglish Mobile is designed to be accessible across all mobile devices and tablet computers. We wanted to make sure that everyone accessing the site has the same user experience irrespective of which device they use - iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Mobile." Lee said.

Established in 2001, HKEnglish.com is staffed by qualified and experienced native English teachers as well as business skills trainers that give clients an easy and fun English language learning experience. English tutors from the website work closely with their clients in discovering their problems, building their confidence and improving their English proficiency.

"We hope anyone who lives in Hong Kong will enjoy using HKEnglish Mobile and find it easy to use. We understand the difficulties Hong Kong citizens have with the use of English and our mission is to provide the highest quality language services & learning resources possible." Nock said.

It is expected that many will visit the site to improve their English proficiency.

For more information about the mobile optimized website, visit its official website at http://m.hkenglish.com/ or email info@hkenglish.com.

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http://www.HKEnglish.com
601 On Hong Commercial Building
145 Hennessy Road Wanchai, Hong Kong
Website: http://m.hkenglish.com/
Contact No.: 2916 8887

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