Fuk Tak Chi Museum:
Interpreting Diaspora, Identity & Ritual at Fuk Tak Chi

This training session has been approved by Far East Hospitality as a LEARN under STB's LEARN+DO licence renewal framework for Tourist Guides

Training Fee Per Session

STGS or AREU members
Without Statement of Attendance: $20
With Statement of Attendance: $30

Non-Members of STGS or AREU / Members of the Public (Limited Time Promotional Rate)
Without Statement of Attendance: $30
With Statement of Attendance: $40

Training Session Duration

1 hour 30 minutes

Training Session Language(s)

English

Upcoming Sessions

Wednesday, 26 August 2026, 15:30 PM - 17:00 PM [English]

LEARN Activity Bucket

B - Site-Specific Training

LEARN Category

1 - Content Knowledge

Training Venue

Fuk Tak Chi Museum, 76 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 048464

Additional Information

Upon completion of the course, a Statement of Attendance (SOA) will be issued to you

Learning Outcomes

  1. Interpret Fuk Tak Chi beyond “just a temple and ancestral hall”

  2. Explain the Hakka-Cantonese diaspora dynamics clearly to visitors

  3. Discuss and interpret rituals with cultural sensitivity and confidence\

  4. Use artefacts to tell meaningful and layered heritage stories

  5. Trace early Chinese education through the story of Chui Ying School

  6. Connect past practices to modern Singapore identity and heritage tourism

  7. Deliver engaging narratives within the Far East Square precinct context

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About the Trainer

新光意Lora Lee

Licensed Tourist Guide &
ACTA-Certified Adult Trainer

An experienced Trainer, experiential learning facilitator, and Singapore Tourism Board (STB)-licensed Tourist Guide, Lora Lee’s training and guiding practice is grounded in Gratitude Culture and Values Development, which she integrates into every learning session to foster personal growth, self-awareness, empathy, and meaningful human connection. She believes deeply in the power of storytelling to help individuals reflect, share, and inspire through lived experience.

As a Training Partner for the Society of Tourist Guides (Singapore), Lora has co-curated four Professional Development Courses (PDCs) and conducted these over 40 times, with each session training 12 to 20 Tourist Guides.

Other highlights include:

  1. Delivering more than 15 Interprofessional Collaboration courses for aspiring healthcare therapists, for the HMI Institute of Health Sciences;

  2. Associate Trainer for the STB-approved Mandarin and English Tourist Guide Training Programme, at the Tourism Management Institute of Singapore (TMIS);

  3. Associate Trainer for tourism soft skills programmes designed for People with Disabilities (PWD), for Luddus Lab;

  4. Lead Guide for the Open My Factory series tour to TuasOne waste-to-energy plant and NSL OilChem Waste Management plant, for My Community;

  5. Leading and co-curating the Zero to Hero Food Sustainability tour, and learning journeys for many schools and organisations, for Tribe Travel;

  6. Actively involved in urban farm and vegetable waste collection for a local community for at least 4 years; and

  7. Active docent and guide at at the “Singapor 人” gallery, for Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC).