Mr Luqman Nur Hakim Mohamed Erwan's father, Mr Mohamed Erwan Jumahat, repairs the electrical appliances at home. He can do it easily and efficiently, which further ignited Mr Luqman’s interest in the electrical sector. His father, a senior cable fitter with over 20 years of experience with SP Group, often brought his work home and would explain his work, detailing the intricate cabling work and the daily challenges he faced. Now, at 21, Mr Luqman will be following in his father's footsteps. On 31 July, the NTU second-year student majoring in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, was among 204 recipients of the Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS). Sharing his career path with Berita Harian, Mr Luqman said after completing his education at Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School, he chose to pursue a Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering in SP. The decision was influenced by his interest in practical work and the encouragement of his father, who saw great potential in him.
