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Jovita Tan
Bachelor of Design (communication design) (top-up)

singapore institute of Management

Graduates: 2026

Specialisms: UX Design / Digital Design / Interaction Design & Game Design

My location: Singapore, Singapore

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singapore institute of Management

Jovita Tan

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First Name: Jovita

Last Name: Tan

University / College: singapore institute of Management

Course / Program: Bachelor of Design (communication design) (top-up)

Graduates: 2026

Specialisms: UX Design / Digital Design / Interaction Design & Game Design

My Location: Singapore, Singapore

Website: Click To See Website

About

Hi, I'm Jovita. I recently graduated from Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) (Top-up) at Singapore Institute of Management - RMIT University and have graduated from Diploma in Communication Design at Temasek Polytechnic. I'm a hardworking individual who adopted graphic design and branding skills as well as UI/UX design, motion graphics and 3D modelling. I also joined TP Teatro CCA from May 2022 to Oct 2023, taking part in numerous performances as a backstage crew and developing communication and teamwork skills in working with different people. Outside school, I have a YouTube channel called Jovi the Violinist, in which I post violin covers and vlogs. For achievements, I have acquired ABRSM practical grades 1-8 and theory grade 5. My strong imagination also allows me to write scripts and create in-depth character personalities for various school projects.With a systematic yet creative mind, I have the willingness to learn and hope to continuous seek to improve in my work as a designer in the creative industry.

TinyJems is a make-believe sub-brand for the client Focus on the Family as part of the school module Studio Project 1. TinyJems targets children aged 3-10 years old with developmental disorders, offering counselling sessions with the hopes for children to have more opportunities to interact with their parents as well as embracing their disorder as part of their identity. We worked as a group of 6 (3 design students & 3 psychology students) for a group research before splitting into our own sub-brand.