By Coconuts Hong Kong December 4, 2014 / 11:52 HKT
Jeffrey Andrews grew up in Hong Kong. He's lived in the city his whole life, speaks perfect Cantonese and went through the local school system.
But Andrews is of Indian descent, and like other ethnic minority Hongkongers, he's always found it difficult to find a job due to his lack of Chinese reading and writing skills, as the government placed him in schools that don't teach Chinese.
Inspired after being helped by local NGO Hong Kong Unison, Andrews became a social worker. Watch the eye-opening and inspiring video by TomoNews here:
But Andrews is of Indian descent, and like other ethnic minority Hongkongers, he's always found it difficult to find a job due to his lack of Chinese reading and writing skills, as the government placed him in schools that don't teach Chinese.
Inspired after being helped by local NGO Hong Kong Unison, Andrews became a social worker. Watch the eye-opening and inspiring video by TomoNews here:
Coconuts TV interviewed Andrews when he and other ethnic minority Hongkongers protested for democracy in Hong Kong in Admiralty:
Photo: Coconuts Media
