Singapore
First-year law student with an interest in corporate and international law. I am particularly interested in the legal frameworks that support businesses, investment, and cross-border commerce. I enjoy analysing complex legal issues and developing practical, commercially minded solutions. Alongside my studies, I actively seek opportunities to develop my leadership, communication, and analytical skills through student initiatives and community involvement. As a first-generation law student, I am committed to learning from experienced practitioners, building meaningful professional relationships, and gaining practical exposure to the legal profession. I aspire to build a career advising clients on corporate transactions and international commercial matters.
Volunteer with Pro Bono SG and Institute of Mental Health (IMH). Currently an academic writer at Clair de Loi SG.
Peer helpers are student counsellors who constantly assist other peers in the field of mental health. They offer basic counselling services to the whole student population, and host mental health symposiums to showcase their research in that field
The Singapore Junior Chemistry Olympiad (SJChO) is a competition hosted by the Singapore National Institute of Chemistry (SNIC) along with IMRE, ISCE, NUS, NTU and SUTD, and is supported by the Ministry of Education (MOE). Students in the upper education level can participate in this competition.
As a member of the Girl Guides association in Singapore, I have learnt many valuable life skills, such as leadership and other team-building skills. Being a Patrol Second allowed me to bond with my patrol mates, as well as aid EXCO members in carrying out events and the background work needed.
Subject Combination: English, Higher Chinese, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, E Math, A Math, History Enrolled in Math Raffles Academy, a programme providing talent development opportunities for highly-able students who demonstrate an aptitude for and interest in the advanced study of mathematics. Performed for Chinese New Year in 2024 as a Guzheng soloist.
Worked with Pathlight School for their September holiday camp.
Top 5 in cohort in years 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019
In the DA VINCI Programme, students are allowed to discover new ways of doing things in authentic situations through Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines. Through robotics and coding, students are encouraged to think critically and explore different ways to address authentic issues on energy consumption and wastage.