Asian Leader in Psychometric Assessment, HRM, Business Psychology Consulting & Clinical Neuropsychology

PsyAsia International has clients throughout the world. Clients from anywhere in the world are welcome on our public courses. Additionally, most of our in-house courses can be delivered anywhere in the world, although our major focus and area of greatest experience and expertise is Asia (especially China, Hong Kong SAR of China, Singapore and Malaysia), the Middle East, Australia and the UK. Even so, our ethical approach, professionalism and passion for excellence have seen us running courses and carrying out consultancy for clients outside of these areas in, for example, Africa or the USA.

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PsyAsia International continues to collect local validation information and research data for the tests that we and our clients use. We also rigourously keep up-to-date with the research literature in our domain to ensure that we are always providing our clients with first-class and world-class solutions. You may wish to view some of our publications here:

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PsyAsia’s directors, based in Hong Kong and Singapore, have incredible levels of professional education, alongside zeal and passion for the Asia Pacific workforce.

Our executive director, Dr Graham Tyler is a published, UK and Australia trained Chartered Psychologist (Organisational Psychology & Clinical Neuropsychology), Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and the Hong Kong Psychological Society, and a full member of both the BPS Division of Neuropsychology and Division of Occupational Psychology. He is the recipient of an award for Scientific Contribution to Occupational Psychology from the BPS. He has people management experience in addition to experience of teaching cross-culturally on MBA & MSc in HRM programs to multi-national CEOs for the University of Leicester (UK), the University of Sheffield (UK) and Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Furthermore, he developed and managed an organisational consultancy and training organisation in the Middle East before relocating to both Australia and Asia.

A fully Registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia, he spent his PhD years (University of Queensland, Australia) studying links between personality and performance and psychometric assessment, primarily in Asia. He also holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Neuropsychology (Macquarie University, Australia) a Master of Science in Occupational Psychology (Nottingham University, UK), a BSc (Hons) (London, UK) in Psychology, and a Diploma in Stress Management Training. He is a member of the British Psychological Society’s Register of Qualifications in Test Use at Levels 1 & 2 and holder of the Euro Test User Certificate issued by the European Federation of Psychological Associations.

He has worked in both teaching and Organisational Psychology/HRM consulting roles for local, government and multinational organisations worldwide, including Nigeria, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, PRC, Macao SAR, Hong Kong SAR, Australia, UK, Saudi Arabia and Oman.

He also works in Clinical Neuropsychology for PsyAsia International throughout Australasia, following his board-approved supervised clinical experience in leading Australian teaching hospitals. As a practitioner, he applies his skills on a daily basis in many of Asia’s most well known companies and for government bodies. He balances this practical slant with academic teaching and publications in international peer-reviewed journals.

With a passion for charitable works and giving back to society, he was nominated for the Wesley Hospital “Ideals in Action” award in 2005 and has been recognised for voluntary services with an honorary life membership from the British Red Cross Society. In 2011 he established PsyAsia’s Foundation, Bui Doi Philippines.

PsyAsia’s non-executive director, Dr Austin Tay is a psychologist based in Singapore  who previously lived for many years in Hong Kong. He works in assessment, organisational bullying consultancy and coaching.