Journey of Swys in Effective Communication

In the article “Singapore Water Story” from The Singapore National Water Agency (PUB) website (2020), PUB claimed that by the year 2060 Singapore’s water demand could double. Non-domestic sector would account for about 70% of the total demand. PUB is confident that by then, NEWater and desalination will meet up to 85% of the nation’s water demand. In order to meet Singapore’s future water demand, PUB’s approach can be distilled into three key strategies “Collect Every Drop Of Water”, “Reuse Water Endlessly” and “Desalinate Seawater”. Currently, there are three desalination plants in Singapore with the combined capacity of 130 mgd that will meet 30% of Singapore’s water demand. PUB is confidence that by 2060 with the addition of 2 more desalination plant, desalinated water will cover up to 30% of Singapore’s future demand. Singapore’s five NEWater plants can meet up to 40% of the nation’s current water needs. With the expectation of NEWater meeting up to 55% of Singapore’s future water ...

  To: af_somrita.ganchoudhuri@singaporetech.edu.sg From: 2002050@sit.singaporetech.edu.sg Subject: Introduction Letter. Dear Professor Somrita Ganchoudhuri, My name is WenYong, I am writing in to introduce myself to you. After graduating from Institute of Technical Education(ITE) in Nitec in Laser & Tooling Technology, I went on to Singapore Polytechnic to pursue Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. During my internship, I was attached to PEC Ltd on Bukom Island as a project engineer. Having experience first-hand the roles and responsibility of a project engineer, this sparks my interest Civil Engineering field. Hence, I decided to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering in SIT. I believe my strength in communication would be active listening. Being a good listener involves paying close attention to what the person is saying, asking questions and clarifying when in doubt and rephrasing it to ensure understanding. This strength is of importance especially in civil engineering i...