Discover FASS Students' Mentee Experiences
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Find out more about your seniors’ experiences, takeaways and tips to embark on a successful mentorship journey!
Seeing the Banking Industry from a Wider Perspective
Fang Yu
Hello! I am Fang Yu, a final year student majoring in Economics. I am interested in the aspect of Monetary and Financial Economics; hence it was beneficial when I was allocated to a mentor with a wealth of experience in the banking industry, who broadened my views about my career path.
"Making friends with likeminded people who are able to guide you along the way"
Koh Fang Yu, Economics Major
Refuelling One’s Passion for Aviation
Samuel Tan
I am Samuel, a Year 4 Economics Undergraduate from the 2019/20 Batch of Mentorship Program and Capstone Project. Having a keen passion in the Aviation industry, I was paired up with my mentor who had years of experience and is currently working with our national carrier. Although my mentor came from a different specialisation and training, we bonded quickly due to our common interest and passion for the industry. As a FASS alumni himself, we had many fruitful discussions that highlighted the strengths and merits that sets us apart from the other faculties.
"Inspiring and enriching experience"
Samuel Tan Wen Xiang, Economics Major
Thinking Beyond the Boundaries in the ASEAN-China Arena
Vivian Wong
Vivian studies Economics and China Studies at the National University of Singapore. Passionate about the ASEAN-China region, her career aspirations include engaging in regional work and public policy. In FAS3551, Vivian was matched to a mentor who has a wealth of experience working in the region and is currently a government affairs director. Beyond learning about the sectors she is interested in, her mentor provided her insights to other industries, enabling Vivian to chart a possible career roadmap.
"Invaluable opportunity to stand on the shoulders of an industry mentor and gain insights of a professional career."
Vivian Wong Siqi, Economics and China Studies Major