As the former President of SIM’s Accounting Association and now currently employed under Deloitte, Esther Chen has a fair bit of experience to share with us. Check out this article to hear what she has to say!
Engaged and involved in clubs ranging from International Affairs Society and Singapore Affairs Society, Mu’tasim was a stellar student in SIM who always found the time to both indulge his interests and create opportunities for his fellow club students to shine in their respective club activities. Read through this article and learn more about how he kept himself motivated in his time with us!
As SIM-UBSC’s President in 2018, Kenneth has held quite the prestigious position. However, as the article below shows, Kenneth has shown a strong sense of humility and duty when it comes to his role as his council’s president. Read on to find out more about the time he’s spent studying in the US and the values that drove him during his time as president!
The annual leadership camp for SIM student leaders will be held on 3-4 June 2019. This training is opened to the current year’s club executive committee; do check with your respective club advisers to find out more or SIGN UP HERE.
Previously we featured an article about Jun Hui and her experience with coming out of her comfort zone. In that article, she shared with how on top of taking the extra step to join iCare, her club also helped push her further out of her comfort zone and expand her boundaries. In this update, we catch up with Jun Hui as she shares with us the work she’s doing now and how the lessons she took away from iCare help her in her current line of work:
In 2017, Chris Yong had played a part in the SIM-RMIT Student Council Executive Committee as its Director of Welfare. Today, we catch up with Chris as he reminisces fond school memories and shares how they help him in the work he does today. Read on to find out how he set himself up for success, starting from his time in SIM!
