Mark Ngoh

I am a Psychology Major aspiring towards clinical and psychotherapeutic work, with various experience in Social Services and Healthcare. I am seeking to contribute meaningfully to the mental healthcare and wellbeing of others and equipping myself with skills and developing a personal philosophy on how I wish to help others in the future. I endeavour to take the opportunity to learn about, interact with, and help others as powerfully as I can

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Residential Assistant (College of Alice and Peter Tan, CAPT)

May 2022 – May 2023

• Part of the Residential Life team, overseeing the living and social environment of residents in CAPT
• Peer mentorship and caring for the welfare of fellow residents

Tutor (Biology and Theory of Knowledge) at IBlounge

January 2020 - Present

• TutoringBiology and Theoryof Knowledge to IB level students, aimed at enriching students’ educational depth and understanding, towards student’sacademic goals

Coach at MyLittleClimbingRoom

December 2021

• Coachingchildren of ages3 to 8 in climbing, aimingto impart techniques, confidence, and a love for the sport
• Imparting confidence and self-belief in children of various backgrounds and care needs

Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology with a Second Major in Life Science

• Cumulative Average Points: 4.34/5.00 (Expected Honours with Second Upper)
• Modules:
  • Completed under Psychology: Psychotherapy, Criminal Forensic Psychology, Psychology of Religion, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Lab in Personality and Pathology, Data Science for Psychology Methods and Applications, Research and Statistical Methods 1 and 2, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Biological Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Introduction to Psychology
  • Completed under Life Sciences: Neuronal Development and Diseases, Neuronal Signaling and Memory Mechanisms, Cell Biology, Aquatic Ecology, Ecology, Laboratory Techniques, Molecular genetics, Molecular Cell Biology, Statistics in Life Sciences, Evolutionary Biology, Biochemistry
  • Town College Program: Computational Thinking, Families (Junior Seminar), Mental Wellness (Senior Seminar), Identities in Asia (Senior Seminar), Colors (Academic Writing), Heroes (Expository Writing)

Honors Thesis (Ongoing)

• Investigating the constructs of Self-Compassion, Shame and how they relate to mental health (Clinical and Social Psychology)