Teaching has always been part of what I do apparently since my time in university. Be it as an TA or even just to have a discussion with my juniors whenever they need help with their work. Fast forward to 2016, my teaching career started as a part-timer at English First for about a year before I was recruited to my current place of work, Raffles Christian School. I was hired as an English teacher for lower secondary, preparing them for Cambridge Checkpoint examination and also teaching English as Second Language for the upper secondary, preparing them for IGCSE level examination. Since then, I've had the opportunity teaching First Language English and Global Perspectives as well. Over the years I find myself becoming more of an educator rather than a teacher. I love having conversations that help students realizing the great things about life, and the amazing things about themselves. It's never about the curriculum, but how I use the curriculum and open the world for my students to explore. It's never about the skills they need to learn but rather using those skills for them to dive head first into real life issues. It's never about their study, but it's their self discovery. I firmly believe that it's not about how high the scores they'll get, but it's the self realization that every steps they courageously take, especially the small ones, matters. This I find time and time again automatically helps with their scores. I don't force my students to achieve high scores, I just encouraged them to have fun and learn well, their scores come naturally after.

In charge of all graphics from seasonal, sale materials to marketing communications designs. Also in charge for the window display for flagship stores.

In charge of all design jobs but mostly web designs and application designs