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SIT Alumni join their juniors to represent their clusters at this year’s games, and a new champion is crowned for the first time! The annual Inter-Cluster Games (ICG) returned to the SIT@Dover campus on Saturday, 18 March 2023, bringing together SIT’s five academic clusters (Business, Communication and Design, Engineering, Food,
The seasonal CheerS IT’s Thursday event is back for the first time this year with drinks and fun, all while keeping our SITzens connected beyond graduation. Held at The Spot @ Marina One, SITizens came together on 23rd February 2023 for the Signature CheerS IT’s Thursday. The event saw close
These new official groups help alumni stay connected with SITizens who share the same interests. Graduating does not mean having to leave one’s friends and interests from university days behind. Between 1 April 2022 and 31 March 2023, more than 200 SIT Alumni had come together to form seven new official
The SIT Alumni Mentoring Programme shows no signs of slowing down, progressing promptly from Cycle 5 to Cycle 6 in 2023 The SIT Alumni Mentoring Programme has kept its participants busy, with a multitude of physical networking sessions to ensure that they stay connected and communicated. With Cycle 5 concluding
It was incredibly insightful when my mentor Jun Liang, invited a former mentee to one of our sessions. Hearing both of their experiences firsthand was brilliant because, as Eleanor Roosevelt said, ‘Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all yourself.’ This session wasn’t just advice; it felt like I got a fast-track look into potential paths and pitfalls, which has made me think much more strategically about my own future.
Lee Yu Xuan
Cycle 9
Mechanical Engineering, SIT – UofG
Class of 2027
I was really grateful by how my mentor Shawn, went the extra mile to support me with an assignment. He actually reserved a room at his workplace so I could properly present my ideas and talk through the challenges in that formal setting. Getting his feedback in that professional setting was invaluable – he pointed out things I hadn’t considered and suggested concrete improvements that made a real difference to the project’s direction and my confidence in it.
Hteh Myat Naing
Cycle 9
Sustainable Built Environment
Class of 2026
The fact that my mentor Farhan, feels more like a friend than just a mentor is what I valued most. We have open conversations about everything – from uni work and career ideas to just general life experiences. It’s this sharing of stories and experiences from a senior who had walked this path before, made the whole experience so memorable and really supportive. It’s not just about advice; it’s about connection.
Hoo En Yi
Cycle 9, 8, & 7
Chemical Engineering, SIT-TUM
Class of 2027
Being mentored by Bryan has been a game-changer, particularly with my job search. He didn’t just give generic advice; he helped me properly focus my approach and, surprisingly, it’s also shifted my general outlook on things. He has a knack for highlighting the crucial challenges I was grappling with – some I hadn’t even fully recognised – and opened my eyes to new ways of thinking about my career and options.
Ho Sheng Wei
Cycle 9 & 6
Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering, SIT – NU
Class of 2025
Alumni mentoring programme serves as a great opportunity to be connected with SIT family. I served as alumni mentor during cycles 2 &3. My student mentees were from the disciplines of physiotherapy, and criminology and security respectively. My expertise is in the fields of nursing and clinical research. However, through mentoring sessions, I learnt and appreciated the intersections between our disciplines. I enjoyed interdisciplinary mentoring as it allowed me to think of care plans from the perspectives of a physiotherapist for an example. Additionally, our interdisciplinary conversations emphasized the importance of collaborations and networking to maximise impact of health outcomes and educational research.
Dr Sheena Ramazanu
Cycle 2 & 3
Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Metropolitan University’s School
of Nursing and Health Studies
Class of 2013
Being a mentor taught me that mentorship is a mutual learning experience. While I shared insights, I gained fresh perspectives from my mentee, keeping me inspired and informed.
Professionally, the programme expanded my network and honed my leadership skills, while personally, it brought fulfilment witnessing the growth of my mentees and forming meaningful bonds.
Isabel Chong Qi
Cycle 2 & 7
Senior Medical Marketing Specialist, DKSH Singapore Pte Ltd
Class of 2017
Mentorship isn’t a solo journey, it has also provided me with improvements and areas of growth on how to communicate with people, as well as methods to provide clearer guidance on what people want in their life and career. I’m glad to share that with some of my mentees, we have continued our mentorship journey post the SIT Mentorship Programme and allowed us to continue to grow as a person together. With experience in mentoring undergraduates, professionally, I am now more capable and able to guide and lead my team better.
Thanks SIT for the opportunity and would look forward to many more mentorship cycles to come.
Norman Wong
Cycle 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Manager, Changi Airport Group
Class of 2015
Every individual’s experiences are unique, at least they were for me when I was a SITizen. The struggles, excitement, and aspirations for my future occupied my headspace. I believe my juniors might feel the same way as I did.
I am eternally grateful to those who illuminated my path, and I have decided that becoming a mentor is the most meaningful way to do the same for others.
Edsel Li Zhenhao
Cycle 5, 6, 7
Senior HR Executive, Hegen
Class of 2021
During my experience mentoring both my mentees, I was able to learn about their lives and how they dealt with their problems. I felt that it was an enriching experience for me as a mentor to be able to learn from them as well.
I highly recommend our current and future SIT Alumni to participate in this program simply because there is so much opportunity to learn both as a mentor and as a mentee.
Jonathan Lim, Alumni Mentor
Cycle 1 & 3
Nursing Practice, UOM
Class of 2015
It’s great how the relationship with my mentee has evolved into one where we can support each other. It is not just a one-way street where I share guidance and provide feedback, but I have also learned from them about how I can better myself.
Priscilla Foo, Alumni Mentor
Cycle 1
Hotel Administration, UNLV
Class of 2013
I choose to mentor because I see it as social responsibility and hope to see SIT produce graduates who not only possess practical industry work skills but also be people-oriented leaders in this society.
Tan Wei Liang,
Cycle 1-3
Physiotherapy, SIT-TCD
Class of 2015
“I’ve always believed in giving back and mentoring youths. It’s my personal goal to dedicate my time to grow as a mentor this year and the SIT mentorship programme is a perfect platform that matches mentors to the pool of ambitious mentees.
It wasn’t just the mentees who benefited from this programme, it was a two-way learning process as I’ve gained knowledge on the happenings around gen Zs and also discovered how I can contribute as a mentor.”
Candy Lim,
Cycle 1
Hotel Administration, UNLV
Class of 2013