4 years ago, I decided to read Law in my spare capacity, Law being one of my favorite subjects I came across as a core module while studying Engineering in NUS. A friend I consulted with who had studied at ITC, beamed with energy and enthusiasm when describing the school. I was convinced and joined ITC in 2007, embarking on what I had thought would be an arduous journey towards the attainment of a LL.B from UOL.

4 years after and having graduated from UOL, I cannot help but now exude the same beam of energy and enthusiasm whenever describing ITC to friends and colleagues who might be interested in their pursuit of law. It is not difficult to appreciate why. The lecturers I had were knowledgeable and always up to date in the development of law. They were patient and never failed to answer professionally, questions that my inquisitive mind could muster, both during and many a time, after classes. Classes never turned out to be the arduous journey I had imagined will be for the many interesting bouts of legal debates throughout and the systematic manner of lecturing which provided for easy assimilation of legal concepts. Above all, I was deeply impressed with the exemplary dedication from the lecturers throughout my course of study, especially felt during revision weeks where lecturers and students spent hours together, never mind weekends. Being a working adult with limited time, this certainly helped me in achieving the grades I had. So strong was this sense of dedication and passion that a lecturer even met with us for revision, inspite of maternity leave notwithstanding!

Thank you, lecturers from ITC. You made the difference.

Alex Yang
LL.B (Hons) London
Program Manager (Aerospace Industry)