HSBC Employees End First Aid Course

Bandar Seri Begawan – For HSBC, the safety of its customers and staff is tremendously important and safety is built into its procedures.

Between March 14 and 28, the bank held a series of first aid courses for 75 staff from every department and branch.

The courses, conducted at the bank's Training and Development Centre in Jerudong by Dr C D Reynolds and his staff of Riverview Medical Clinic, were a great success.

They included Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), wound dressing and how to respond to heart attack, stroke and other injuries. During the CPR sessions, participants were required to bring the training doll `back to life'.

So HSBC staff should now be well equipped to respond effectively to such situations in real life, thus ensuring the safety of its customers.

The Ministry of Education of Taiwan in an effort to promote its international `Study in Taiwan' programme has launched an on-line survey competition which will end on June 10.

The programme offers international students an opportunity to study at Taiwan's universities and colleges.

Interested individuals or potential students can obtain further details on the programme and Taiwan at the `Study in Taiwan' official web site http://www.studyintaiwan.org.

To enter the on-line survey competition, participants must complete five on-line surveys on the web site.

Teachers, undergraduate or graduate students, researchers or university administrators in charge of international affairs and other individuals are welcome to participate in the event.

Five lucky winners will be drawn by the ministry at the end of the event. They will receive economy class return air tickets and free accommodation during their visit to Taiwan and a tour of Taiwan's universities and colleges. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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