Question: Why did you become an engineer not a teacher?

Charlene Chung answered on 11 Mar 2019:

Good question!
I just thought more of what I am interested in and how I wanted to develop my technical skills. Even thought I really like helping others think out of the box and being a person who can inspire through teaching, I really wanted to keep problem solving myself, and finding solutions to problems people don’t even think of in every day life.

I like now I have been able to spread the word about how engineering and sewers relate to our lives and protect the environment.

In my spare time when I volunteer, I do like to help tutor children or adults that want help in maths, and both are equally rewarding.