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“I was told courses at �������� are more hands-on to let students experience the subject, which I personally prefer,” says Zhen. “�������� also provides continuation programs that will allow me to further my studies at university.” When he first arrived in Victoria, he struggled with learning English. “Back in Malaysia, I usually speak Mandarin. Moving to an English-speaking country, it was quite difficult to communicate, the pace of speaking was quite challenging for me to follow,” says Zhen. He overcame this by living with a homestay family, taking English upgrading courses at ��������, and just talking with his friends and instructors in the program. 

Drawn to civil engineering through a love of math, nature and working outdoors, Zhen also sees an opportunity to work in other countries. He likes the idea of being part of a bigger picture. “I appreciate all the big and small construction projects being built and I wish to be a part of the action,” says Zhen.

I would like to think that communities and the world are a better place because of my work as a civil engineer.

Kwan Zhen Lee

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