All this was able to succeed smoothly were thanks to my lecturers that assisted me during my tough times and especially my Education Counselor Ms Sonia Mueller. She was the one that initiated the doors of opportunity that were catered in SEG and suggested the ideal profession which suited my goal. Coordinating the enrolment or transferal process professionally, while following up on my conditions as a friend to check if all is well for me. Thank you once again for her assistance and effort.

Student Quote

“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

Studying in Switzerland – My Program and First Internship

It was a rather surprising event that I was able to pursue my career in Switzerland, since it has never come across my mind. I remembered vividly that it was during my very first day studying abroad in Singapore that I encountered a friend that questioned me. “ What do you think it would be like studying in Switzerland? ” I was baffled as it was a rather awkward question, never have I been there likewise thought of studying there. However this ignited my curiosity to where I’m today, studying here in both SEG’s campus (SHMS & HIM), while indulging in the rich Swiss hospitable culture. The strong sense of diversity that I was able to reap from encountering different nationalities and their ethics that shapes the innovation in life.

Nonetheless, I pursued both Hospitality Business and Events Management that I personally wanted to achieve in guiding myself towards an entrepreneur pathway. This grants me the skill set specifically in managing my very own firm, whilst innovating the change of concept in society. Additionally, adopting finance as my specialization to further recognize the health of my future business. Furthermore, during this period of my studies I enrolled in a few internship roles, for instance my first which was in Sofitel City Singapore. It was a mind bogglingly experience where I began to grasp adaptation, especially in the midst of crises when the system crashes. Fortunately all were well, in my opinion working internationally would be the ideal learning curve where students can focus in widening their comfort zone.