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An App a Day Keeps the Alumni at Play

Attention Yewtopians! Some great news to start off 2021. Our exclusive alumni engagement platform “YEWTOPIA” is now conveniently accessible on your mobile device as an app.

You no longer need to cart around and open a heavy laptop to say hello to our fellow alumni. All Yewtopia benefits and functions are now just one touch away from your mobile screen.
Grab your phone now and download the exclusive Yewtopia app.

Here’s how:

Please search for "Yew Chung Education Foundation" for IOS users under institution name.
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Search for "Yew Chung Education Foundation" in Google Play store for Android users

Once logged into Yewtopia, you will be able to:<

  • expand your network and connect with friends through our directory
  • help make a positive impact through the e-mentorship programme
  • join our professional and special interest groups and share your experiences with like-minded friends
  • enjoy greater alumni benefits including attractive discounts through our business directory
  • Turn on your phone and get started on an amazing alumni journey!

FROM OUR COMMUNITIES

What are the benefits of having a mentor – Danny Sun YCIS Beijing ‘12

Having a mentor, having guidance and support throughout your life gives you a safer way to reach your goals! We are glad to have our YCIS Beijing alumnus Danny to share with us the benefits of having a mentor!

How HK Alumni Enjoy the Virtually Intoxicating Joy of a Grape Education

And now, with the bubbles still fresh in our mouths and a hint of wind in the hair, a quick look back at our first alumni wine tasting event. Special thanks to our wonderful host, Aaron Chung – YCIS Hong Kong Class of 2008 and the director of One Cellar Hong Kong – who dug up a choice selection of reds from regions as diverse as France, Argentina, USA and New Zealand. After all, it is the soil and climate that make the grape.

Talent Market Today - Sho Takei YCIS Shanghai Puxi (2011)

We have always been told to do good in school, because graduating university with good grades will get you a “great” job in a “great” company!