Inspiring Graduates

Leonard Chew (Class of 2023)
  • Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (NUS)
  • Recipient of the NUS Merit Scholarship
  • Recipient of the Pfizer Asia Manufacturing Gold Medal
  • Recipient of the Pfizer Asia Manufacturing Award for Outstanding Performance in Internship Programme

“After my “O” levels, I decided to choose this course because I was enticed by the diverse range of modules which were coupled with intensive practical lessons at the chemical pilot plants and laboratories. The strong emphasis on practical learning allowed me to apply my skills in projects, internship, as well as the WorldSkills Singapore Competition.”

Ong Rou Enn (Class of 2022)
  • Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (NUS)
  • Recipient of WorldSkills Singapore 2021 Competition (Water Technology Category) Bronze Medal

“The lecturers in this course were dedicated and provided me with an exceptional learning environment to grow. The curriculum equipped me with essential knowledge, skills and experiences in chemical engineering, which is needed for further studies and work. Both the lecturers and well-designed curriculum played an important role in nurturing my passion and preparing me in my current university course!”

Lim Xin Ying (Class of 2022)

As the deputy president and head-of-welfare of the school club, Xin Ying has blossomed into a confident leader and all rounder over the past three years in NYP. She was part of the organising committee for major school-wide events like Freshmen Orientation, Welfare Project, Champion League and Leadership Training Camp. Despite the very heavy commitment in CCAs, Xin Ying continued to excel in her studies and has graduated as the diploma’s Bronze Medallist.

Sim Tang Zheng (Class of 2021)

Tang Zheng's jovial personality makes him a joy to work with. He has helped organised the Freshmen Orientation and the “Toy Buffet”, which saw over 3000 kids joining us for fun and games, before the pandemic. He also served as a student mentor, peer supporter and peer tutor to his course mates and juniors. During his final year of studies, Tang Zheng was attached to the R&D department at Dow Chemicals and, helped excel in projects relating to polymer and fire-retardant coatings.

Mu’adzah Binte Mohd Shapie (Class of 2019)
  • Chemistry & Biological Chemistry (NTU)
  • Process engineer at Alcon
  • Recipient of the Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS)

“This course provided me with a strong foundation in science and enabled me to pursue a diverse range of degree courses such as chemical engineering and other chemistry-related courses. With supportive lecturers, I was inspired to volunteer as a peer tutor and student mentor to help my juniors.”

Jamie Lew (Class of 2018)
  • Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (NUS)
  • Process Engineering Manager in P&G

“My "O" level aggregate was 17, and I had never thought I will be able to pursue a chemical engineering degree at NUS. But my experiences in SAS transformed me into a more confident and resilient person. My internship at Novartis also opened my eyes to  what the pharmaceutical industry was really like. I am grateful to SAS for shaping me into who I am today.”

Mohammad Firman Bin Adnan (Class of 2014)
  • Senior Manufacturing Section Lead at Lonza Biologics

“Coming from an ITE background, I was initially concerned about not being able to cope with the rigor of this course. Gratefully, I was able to overcome these hurdles with the guidance and tutelage of my caring lecturers. The course not only equipped me with the technical fundamentals, but it also helped me grow on a personal and character level. I believe this is one of the key factors that helped me advance my career in Lonza. Looking back, I have no doubt that I have made the right choice in choosing this course to realize my career aspiration.”