There is a saying “If all you have is a
hammer, everything looks like a nail”. I
am blessed to have open-minded
supervisors who enlightened me in an
area where I could discovered my
potential. This had inspired me to
broaden my views and knowledge to
take up my Masters in Analytics.

This new interaction with
programming language had made me
understand the different challenges
faced and to multi-task different
developments.

Great understanding and flexibility
from my family and workplace enable
me to focus on my learning and take a
great leap forward to pursue my goal.

The Specialist Diploma course in
Wafer Fabrication has equipped me
with technical knowledge required for
me to perform even better at my
work station and enabled me to gain
a better understanding and overview
of the functions of other
departments.

Juggling between work and school is
a challenge. It would not be possible
without the strong support from my
department, granting me study leave
during the occasions where my work
schedule and school timetable
timings are in conflict. Overall,
attending lessons once a week is still
manageable. I am a firm believer that
learning is a lifelong journey. Never
stop while you can still carry on.

I believe in lifelong learning and
development. Even after serving
SSMC for 11 years, everyday presents
an opportunity to better myself.

Knowing I have been awarded the
SEED scholarship to study the NITEC
course, makes me feel proud and
obliged to do well at the same time.

I am able to concurrently learn and
apply the knowledge in my
workplace, making the course
practical and useful.
Learning the job scopes of other
departments also gives me a broader
picture on how different
departments can work together as a
whole, and complement each other
in the wafer fabrication process.