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Anila says her Chevening experience was a turning point in strengthening her confidence, leadership, and ability to advocate for women. 

For Nappakarn Boonprasom, a passionate advocate for social inclusion, Chevening and the University of Glasgow are providing her with the tools she needs to make a positive global impact.

'This placement challenged me, inspired, and shaped how I approach journalism going forward.'

Your first mentorship relationship will not be flawless or perfectly planned. It begins with one brave act: reaching out.  

As they return home, these scholars are ready to lead efforts towards cleaner, more inclusive energy systems.  

‘Believe in the power of your voice, your strengths, and your ideas. You can make positive change with small steps that lead to a bigger impact.'

For Chevening scholars, it can take time to adjust to the UK education system. Lorrencia, from Ghana, shares her tips for fellow scholars.

‘My Chevening experience was pivotal in this journey. It enriched me academically, broadened my global outlook, and strengthened my ability to connect across regions and disciplines.’ 

Chevening scholar Weeraya (Min) Vichayaprasertkul has a plan to drive climate action across Southeast Asia, and studying at the University of York is helping her to get there.

You will be asked about your leadership skills at a job interview, and it’s always a difficult question to answer. Executive Director at the Bseisu Foundation, Jezerca Tigani, shares what leadership means to her: staying true to your values and guiding others with empathy, courage, and integrity.