Caleb Wing Ching Woo

Caleb Wing Ching Woo has a diverse work experience in the field of music education and performance. Caleb Wing Ching currently holds the position of President at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) in the Hong Kong Chapter. Caleb Wing Ching is also an Assistant Professor of Practice at Lingnan University and an Artist in Residence at The Education University of Hong Kong. Caleb has previously worked as an Adjunct Lecturer and the Co-ordinator of ensemble music ministries at Hong Kong Baptist University, a Conductor of Chamber Singers at The University of Hong Kong, and a Voice Instructor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Additionally, they have held positions at Eastman School of Music, Hong Kong Chinese Church of Christ, Hong Kong Shatin Methodist College, and Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary, where they worked as a music trainer, departmental assistant, choral conductor, instructor-voice performance, and adjunct lecture respectively. Caleb's work experience spans from 2006 to the present.

Caleb Wing Ching Woo has a diverse education history. Caleb Wing Ching earned a Bachelor's degree in Music (Voice Performance and Pedagogy) from Hong Kong Baptist University, which they attended from 2003 to 2006. Caleb Wing Ching then pursued a Master's degree in Christian Studies from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, specializing in Ministries and Theology, from 2006 to 2007. In 2009, Caleb obtained a LRSM degree in Voice Performance from ABRSM. Caleb Wing Ching furthered their education at the Eastman School of Music in 2010, where they completed a Master of Music (MM) degree in Voice Performance and Literature. Additionally, Caleb earned a Bachelor of Social Science degree in China Studies (Geography option) from Hong Kong Baptist University, though the specific years are not provided. Caleb Wing Ching also holds an ATCL degree in Voice (Recital) from Trinity/Guildhall, which they obtained in 2005. Overall, Caleb's education background demonstrates a strong focus on music, voice performance, and Christian studies.