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I would appreciate your kind feedback on my essay for Chevening
Chevening is looking for individuals with strong networking skills, who will engage with the Chevening community and influence and lead others in their chosen profession. Explain how you meet this requirement, using clear examples of your networking skills, and outline how you hope to use these skills in the future.
(466/500)
Networking will be usefull if we can maintain it better. This is what I feel in my profesional career. Starting from joining four days "Linking Awareness Journey" course with elephant in Way Kambas National Park, my career has been developed. In this course, I met with veterinarians and people who concern with animals. They come from Indonesia as well as another countries such as Japan, Singapore, Germany, South Africa, and Canada. Some people whose I meet in that course help me to gain experience in veterinary field and another networking.
One of people that I meet in that course is Director and founder of ALeRT (The Alliance of Integrated Forest Conservation). He is one of Indonesian rhino expert that has more than 20 years experience in that field. I learned alot from him trough the discussion and activities. He also help me expanding my network in rhino conservation group. Last year I helped him to create Sumatran rhino conservation program in Kutai Barat, Borneo. This is a collaboration work beetwen NGO, local university, and goverment which hold the rhino conservation policy. In this program, I was not only responsible in management of health and reproduction, but also another aspect like population monitoring and public awareness. During that term, I start to have an interest in concept of global wildlife conservation. I realize that wildlife conservation can be succes with the support of all stakeholder.
After completing the program, I have good profesional relationship with some NGO. One of that organization is WWF. WWF also have rhino conservation program in Borneo, Ujungkulon, and Sumatera. Last May, I helped WWF Ujungkulon Program to do their disease surveillance project in Ujungkulon National Park Area. This is a new experience for me in disease surveillance field and enrich my point of view about wildlife health.
Currently, I am working in Animal Sanctuary with a various species of wildlife. When I decide to work as wildlife practitioners, one of veterinarian from "Linking Awareness Journey" course suggest me to work in this sanctuary. She also encouraged me to actively participate in ASLIQEWAN (Indonesian Wildlife Veterinarian Assosiation). This organization is helping a lot to develop my ability as a wildlife veterinarian. There is a time during my work as practitioner, I faced the case that i've never dealt with before, I consulted to the expert veterinarian in that group so I can give the treatment correctly. The networks in this group also make it easier for me to coordinate with veterinarians in other conservation organizations when there is an inter-institutional collaboration.
From my experience above, I can make a conclusion that networks will give a lot of benefit if we can utilized it better. I will use my networks with Chevening community to make a mutual benefit for my country and Chevening Program.
I would appreciate your kind feedback on my essay for Chevening
Chevening is looking for individuals with strong networking skills, who will engage with the Chevening community and influence and lead others in their chosen profession. Explain how you meet this requirement, using clear examples of your networking skills, and outline how you hope to use these skills in the future.
(466/500)
utilizing networking in a proper way
Networking will be usefull if we can maintain it better. This is what I feel in my profesional career. Starting from joining four days "Linking Awareness Journey" course with elephant in Way Kambas National Park, my career has been developed. In this course, I met with veterinarians and people who concern with animals. They come from Indonesia as well as another countries such as Japan, Singapore, Germany, South Africa, and Canada. Some people whose I meet in that course help me to gain experience in veterinary field and another networking.
One of people that I meet in that course is Director and founder of ALeRT (The Alliance of Integrated Forest Conservation). He is one of Indonesian rhino expert that has more than 20 years experience in that field. I learned alot from him trough the discussion and activities. He also help me expanding my network in rhino conservation group. Last year I helped him to create Sumatran rhino conservation program in Kutai Barat, Borneo. This is a collaboration work beetwen NGO, local university, and goverment which hold the rhino conservation policy. In this program, I was not only responsible in management of health and reproduction, but also another aspect like population monitoring and public awareness. During that term, I start to have an interest in concept of global wildlife conservation. I realize that wildlife conservation can be succes with the support of all stakeholder.
After completing the program, I have good profesional relationship with some NGO. One of that organization is WWF. WWF also have rhino conservation program in Borneo, Ujungkulon, and Sumatera. Last May, I helped WWF Ujungkulon Program to do their disease surveillance project in Ujungkulon National Park Area. This is a new experience for me in disease surveillance field and enrich my point of view about wildlife health.
Currently, I am working in Animal Sanctuary with a various species of wildlife. When I decide to work as wildlife practitioners, one of veterinarian from "Linking Awareness Journey" course suggest me to work in this sanctuary. She also encouraged me to actively participate in ASLIQEWAN (Indonesian Wildlife Veterinarian Assosiation). This organization is helping a lot to develop my ability as a wildlife veterinarian. There is a time during my work as practitioner, I faced the case that i've never dealt with before, I consulted to the expert veterinarian in that group so I can give the treatment correctly. The networks in this group also make it easier for me to coordinate with veterinarians in other conservation organizations when there is an inter-institutional collaboration.
From my experience above, I can make a conclusion that networks will give a lot of benefit if we can utilized it better. I will use my networks with Chevening community to make a mutual benefit for my country and Chevening Program.