Management Team
Message from the Chairman
Welcome to Birmingham Academy!
Birmingham Academy was incorporated with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in July 2003 under its original name, Desktop Solutions Business School Pte Ltd. It was subsequently registered with the Ministry of Education as a private school under the Singapore Private Education Act. In May 2012, the institution was officially renamed Birmingham Academy Pte Ltd.
In September 2010, Birmingham successfully migrated and registered as a Private Education Institution (PEI) under the mandatory Enhanced Registration Framework (ERF). Today, through continuous development and dedicated marketing efforts, Birmingham has achieved several significant milestones, including:
- 4-years EduTrust Certified.
- Obtained group insurance for Fee Protection Scheme (Insurance)-Group with LONPAC
Insurance BHD. - One of the established schools which provide opportunities for Singaporeans and
International Students to achieve academic excellence through our preparatory
courses and certificate courses. - Providing a wide range of challenging and innovative courses to meet high
education standards.
We adopt flexible teaching methods in a small classroom size, maintaining a
teacher-students’ ratio of 1:73 (maximum) to achieve a suitable balance for positive
group learning for our students.
In Birmingham, we provide adequate facilities and care for the students by building a
group of professional team of academic and non-academic staff to provide the
students with enriched learning experiences to achieve their excellence in life.
Each of ourtrainers / lecturers is having their expertise in selected programmes. We
ensure that all the teaching staffs are not only suitably qualified but are also
sensitive to the culture and learning needs of student.
We provide avenues for any student to air his/her grievances or complaints and
undertake to resolve them within a maximum period of 2l working days.
The Top Management of Birmingham is committed to provide high standard of services to
all our students. Our policies and management practices maintain high professional
standards in the delivery of education and training services.
Once again, we welcome all of you to join Birmingham family and wish you a successful
learning journey with us.
Sincerely,
Ng Joon Peng
Chairman | Birmingham AcademyOur Corporate Culture
Conducive and harmonious environment where growth-mindset individual teamed to conquer one vision.
Teacher Deployment Plan
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View ChartOur Teaching Staff
| Full Name | Qualification | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Mr Koh Kok Siong | Bachelor of Science, University of London | Full-Time |
| Mr Vishnu Varatharajoo | Executive Masters in Business Administration, Veritas University College | Full-Time |
| Ms Tharanee Vengadasalam Alagesan | Bachelor of Arts, University at Buffalo | Full-Time |
| Mr Palaniswamy Pushparaj | Master of Business Administration, Bharathiar University | Full-Time |
| Mr Aric Chong | Master of Arts, Nottingham Trent University | Part-Time |
| Mr Cai Yaozhong | Bachelor of Engineering, Tong Ji University | Part-Time |
| Mr Guo Mandong | Bachelor of Civil & Structure Engineering, Shengyang Agriculture University | Part-Time |
| Dr Huang Qiang | Doctor of Philosophy in Management, Renmin University of China | Part-Time |
| Ms Kuang Xuefeng | Master of Business Administration, Guangxi University | Part-Time |
| Mr Luo Jinbing | Master of Business Administration, Hainan University | Part-Time |
| Mr Wong Shing Yi | Master of Business Administration, Monash University | Part-Time |
| Dr Choo Poh Wai | Doctor of Philosophy, Universiti Sains Malaysia | Part-Time |
| Mr Seow Thiam Beng | Master of Public Administration, The University of Queensland | Part-Time |
| Mr Ong Ann Seng | Master of Business Administration, Shanghai Jiao Tong University | Part-Time |
| Mr Goh Mian (Wu Ming) | Master of Business Administration, University of South Australia | Part-Time |
| Dr Yeo Keh Hiang | Doctor of Mechanical Engineering, UWIST, UK | Part-Time |
| Mr Ho Ying Ling | Bachelor of Science in Computing, Loughborough University, UK | Part-Time |
| Mr Johnny Chua Kok Kee | Bachelor of Travel, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Brigham Young University, Hawaii | Part-Time |
| Mr Radha Krishnan Muthusamy | Master of Business Administration, Coventry University, UK | Part-Time |
| Mr Ong Chuan Hock | Master of Business Administration, Heriot-Watt University, UK and Master of Science (Civil Engineering), National University of Singapore | Part-Time |
| Chandra Sekar | Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, University of South Australia | Part-Time |
| Chua Hoo Huat | Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Studies, Queens College of Theology, US | Part-Time |
| Chong Chee Song | Master of Business Administration (Hospitality and Tourism Management), Columbia Southern University, Alabama | Part-Time |
| Heng Chak Kiang | Bachelor of Applied Science in Hospitality Studies | Part-Time |
| Yeo Pin Kevin | Master of Business Administration, Tourism Institute Australia, Adelaide | Part-Time |
| Lim Teck Whai | Bachelor of Business Administration, Thames Valley University | Part-Time |
| Lin Chun | Master of Business Administration, Huaqiao University | Part-Time |
| Cai Jing | Master of Science (Civil Engineering), Nanyang Technological University | Part-Time |
| Fang Ya Qi | Master of Education, The University of Sydney | Part-Time |
| Wang Zhangle | Master of Science in Management, Singapore Management University | Part-Time |
| Yan An | Bachelor of Accountancy, Nanyang Technological University | Part-Time |
| Eng Pu Yee | Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business, Northumbria University, Newcastle | Part-Time |
| Andrew Lim Hong Keng | Bachelor of Engineering (Second Class Honours), University of Sunderland | Part-Time |
| Tan Chong Wee | Master of arts in LifeLong Learning | Part-Time |
Academic Board
Role of the Academic Board:
The Academic Board is responsible for overseeing the academic quality and rigour of the Private Education Institution (PEI). It ensures that academic programmes, policies, and delivery methods align with regulatory requirements and institutional objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and approve academic policies and procedures to ensure academic quality and rigour
- Ensure the appropriateness of course content, module duration, and entry and graduation requirements
- Approve the deployment of teaching staff in accordance with SWDA requirements
- Facilitate institutional compliance with approved academic policies and procedures
- Review and evaluate academic policies and procedures at least once annually
Board Members:
Edith Cowan University
Central Queensland University
National University of Singapore
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Examination Board
Role of the Examination Board:
The Examination Board is responsible for overseeing the integrity, security, and quality of examinations and assessments conducted by the Private Education Institution (PEI). It ensures that assessment processes are fair, transparent, and aligned with approved academic policies and regulatory standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and implement examination and assessment policies and procedures
- Ensure the security and confidentiality of examination and answer scripts
- Ensure the proper conduct of examinations and assessments in accordance with institutional guidelines
- Define, oversee, and review the duties and responsibilities of invigilators and markers Conduct moderation and review of examination and assessment results
- Review and adjudicate student appeals related to examination and assessment matters
Central Queensland University
Edith Cowan University
Renmin University of China
National University of Singapore
Columbia Southern University Alabama
Friedrich-Alexander University
Values in Action
Integrity in Action — demonstrating original thinking with confidence
We cultivate academic honesty, ethical conduct, and personal responsibility in every assessment and lesson. Students take ownership of their academic progress, uphold academic standards, and show respect for learning.
In practice: producing original work, demonstrating accountable study habits, and following assessment integrity guidelines.
Professionalism in Action — learning evolves through thoughtful feedback
Across programmes like management studies, financial management, and preparatory courses, students develop habits of effective communication, punctuality, and self‑management that prepare them for further education and career paths.
In practice: academic conduct, respectful communication with teachers and peers.
Responsiveness in Action — personalised guidance and support when it matters most
Our educators and support staff are proactive, accessible, and student‑centered — ensuring every learner receives the guidance they need, when they need it. We partner with students to remove barriers to success.
In practice: Student Support Services including course counselling, accommodations support, and learning assistance.
Key Personnel
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