I believe finding solutions to problems efficiently and effectively is an integral part to being successful, partnered with displaying empathy and active listening. I chose to pursue a career in Physiotherapy after working with the elderly in Tibet when constructing houses in their village and aiding with their daily chores. As many were weighed down by physical impairments, it cost them the ability to perform critical tasks such as feeding their livestock and harvesting crops, but most importantly, enjoy a good quality of life.I realised how beneficial Physiotherapy would be in their lives and the impact it could have on this community, creating my passion to improve the quality of life to those that are impaired. I choose to give back to the community in this manner.I graduated from Jerudong International School with an International Baccalaureate. The diploma has provided me with proficient research skills and relevant biological knowledge for the Physiotherapy programme. I am proud to have started for the school basketball team and played in the national finals, while serving as the lead violist for the orchestra and performing in multiple live musicals and events. My areas of Expertise include:Written and verbal communicationTeamworkProblem solving and Critical Thinking