Admins

Lolin Lim
Human Resource & Admin
Lolin Lim is a self-directed learner and a lady with multiple talents. She is a qualified yoga instructor with at least 5 certifications since 2010 as well as a qualified private secretary from London Chamber of Commerce Institute (LCCI). She is conscientious and meticulous in her work. Her career has taken her to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Brunei between the year 1990 to 1995 and back to Malaysia in 1996.
In 2017, she pursued her Diploma in TESOL from London Teachers Training College while serving as a Facilitator in LAW. She also pursued the Professional Certificate in Communication Skills from Trinity College London a year later.
Her many interests include urban farming, music and attending theatre performances. She swims occasionally to maintain her fitness. Her keen interest in health and wellness has also earned her a Diploma in Diet and Nutrition for Complimentary Therapist. After 7 years of working as a Facilitator, she has decided to fully focus on administrative roles in LAW in 2023 in her semi-retirement. She has one son working in Singapore and another studying in a local college.

Suzzane Chan
Accounting & Admin
Suzzane Chan was previously involved in the fields of Interior Design and Medical Sales Marketing before becoming a full-time housewife in 2015. Now a devoted parent, she took the initiative to join Language Arts Workshop as both an intern as well as a Communication Skills Grade 4 student to not only understand education and learning better, but to also be a good role model for her son who is currently taking Communication Skills Grade 1. She finds the LAW internship program a great opportunity to improve her English communication skills.
Active, adventurous, and willing to learn, Suzzane enjoys keeping herself busy by having different things to do at the same time. She is good at artwork and Excel. Most importantly, she is a big advocate of the importance of play in a child’s lifelong learning and bonding process with their parents.

Seoh Yi Liang
Junior Admin & Intern Trainer
Yi Liang is an Intern Trainer at Language Arts Workshop (LAW) – a role that he is proud of. His empathy, passion for learning, and multiple coaching skills have given him the opportunity to be selected as an Intern Trainer. His responsibilities include lesson planning, performing various administrative work and coaching Communication Skills Individual (CSI) Grade 1-4 students. He is currently also taking CSI Grade 8, with hopes to gain coaching experience and become an effective communicator in his personal, academic, and professional endeavours.
Besides his personal SPM and STPM academic certifications and his coaching experience as an intern, Yi Liang is a passionate athlete with a deep love for swimming. Having started swimming at the age of six, he has participated in his first competitions locally and internationally since. His dedication to both education and sports is a reflection of his everyday effort and commitment to personal and professional growth, making him become a patient, confident and independent individual. In addition to all of his proud personal, academic, and professional achievements so far, he can also speak English, Chinese, and Malay and the Hokkien dialect.
Today, Yi Liang is a professional swimmer and a certified lifeguard. His primary goal is to qualify for the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Bangkok, Thailand in December 2025.

Seoh Shan Wen
Junior Admin & Facilitator Trainee
Shan Wen is a dedicated and determined individual who loves learning.
As a state swimmer, she has developed self-directed learning strategies to balance her busy schedule. She believes that swimming is the best exercise for our physical and mental well-being.
Besides school and competitive swimming, Language Arts Workshop (LAW) has been one of her training grounds for her personal and professional growth. Shan Wen joined LAW in 2017, and had completed the Speech Communication Arts (SCA) syllabus. She has also been actively involving in Linguistic Macro Skills (LMS), which she has a deep interest in, alongside other LAW facilitators since 2019.
Currently, Shan Wen is learning how to guide students as an Intern Trainer in the Performance Arts (PA) and Communication Skills Individual (CSI) classes. She knows different learning settings require different approaches. Her role as an intern provides her opportunities to apply all the communication theories she has learned with students under her coaching. She gains the satisfaction when they achieve their learning goals.
Three years from now, she hopes to pursue degree studies in electrical engineering. She is confident that she will be able to achieve her goal with her current skills and qualifications.

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