Our Achievements
WorldSkills Singapore 2025
Aidan Wong and Naomi Choy impressed with their outstanding knowledge and skills, claiming a Gold and Bronze in the Aircraft Maintenance and Additive Manufacturing categories, respectively.
The prestigious WSS competition represents the pinnacle of vocational skills, where the best in Singapore compete in their respective trade categories.
Students:
Aidan Wong, Naomi Choy
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International Space Challenge
Aerospace Engineering students were part of a multi-disciplinary team that won the Distinction Award in the annual Space Challenge 2024, with their project entitled “Optimizing Melanin Synthesis: Comparative Analysis of Effective Strategies for Melanin Production”.
The competition challenges youths to develop innovative solutions to real-world problems, focusing on space-related technologies and applications.
Students:
Catherine Emelia Dermawan, Rachel Claire Foley
WorldSkills Singapore
Aerospace Engineering students have done consistently well in the prestigious WorldSkills (WSS) competition over the years, testifying to their high technical competence.
In 2023, they took home a Gold and 2 Bronze awards in the Aircraft Maintenance and Additive Manufacturing categories.
Students:
Ifran Zulhelmy bin Rohizam (Gold), Tan Wen Xiang Sherman (Bronze), Ang Yew Boon (Bronze)
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Singapore Bus Tech Grand Challenge
Five students from the Diploma in Aerospace Engineering clinched the Bronze award with their invention of a wireless system to test the air-conditioning of a bus, using wireless probes hung at various points inside the bus to detect the temperature and send the data, via WIFI, to a base station that generates analysis reports. This wireless system reduces testing time by up to 70%.
The competition was jointly organised by the Singapore Bus Academy and the Employment and Employability Institute (e2i) in 2022.
Students:
Goh Rui Xin Richie, Ng Hsu Xien, Narengautham Govindaraj, Jaicharan Gopinath, Teo Qing Yang
Representing Singapore in Sustainability
Aerospace Engineering student, Narengautham Govindaraj, had the honour of representing Singapore as a delegate in the Seeds for the Future Programme (Asia Pacific) in Bangkok in 2022, where he led a team of 5 international members to propose a solution to help local Thai farmers to increase productivity using technology, in line with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Organised by the ASEAN Foundation in collaboration with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and Huawei, the event brought together 120 outstanding students from 16 countries across the Asia Pacific region for a 9-day cross-cultural, digital boot camp.
Students:
Narengautham Govindaraj (second from right)
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