
Jeremy Brett
Programme Director
(English)
Jeremy Brett comes to us from Ireland where he graduated with a BA in English Literature from University College Dublin. He also holds Graduate Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL) from the University of Limerick. He then worked as an ESL teacher and teacher trainer in Dublin, Ireland. He was also involved in materials development and self-access room management. Since leaving Ireland he has worked in Tokyo as an EFL instructor and also conducted ESP courses in Business and Tourism in Japan.
Prior to joining the Raffles Design Institute he worked in Singapore on IELTS examination preparation courses. He has been living in Singapore since 2002.

Queenie Chan
Lecturer
(English)
Queenie double-majored in English Language and Theatre Studies in the National University of Singapore, where she discovered her love for phonetics and graduated with a Master of Arts in English Language, for which her research focused on the phonetics of emotional speech. She also obtained her Diploma in Teaching English as a Second Language at the time when she joined Raffles Design Institute.
She enjoys cool weather, a warm blanket, crunchy snacks, sugarless bubble-tea, and engaging mystery / horror fiction. No one has yet seen her without a book in hand.

Skye Skagfeld
Lecturer
(English)
Born on Vancouver Island on the west coast of Canada, Skye Skagfeld graduated from the University of Vancouver Island with a BA in Tourism Management. She has done youth event planning for the municipal government and worked on community development projects in interior British Columbia.
Skye stumbled upon Singapore after finishing a short contract in Vancouver Asia; her “visit” extended past her intended departure date as she picked up a job teaching Holiday ESL programs to little ones from Vietnam, China, Indonesia and Thailand.
She loves reading, writing, the sun, and is a self-proclaimed culinary master. Skye likes to meet people and enjoys the tiny, sunny island of Singapore as well as the vibrancy and diversity of the city.

