Moving Forward With Caleb McClelland

One thing that is not ingrained in British society, is the learning of foreign languages. Maddy Bell however, is currently studying Spanish and Portuguese at Leeds University and succeeding in a very commendable way.

In this episode of Moving Forward, she discusses the love she has for her course but also her desire to live abroad and live in a completely different culture to the one she is currently in.

Nottingham Forest fan Charlie, has loved his football this season as his club has been flying high. However, personally Charlie didn't massively enjoy University life. He dropped out of Salford Uni and is resuming uni in Sheffield next September, doing a completely new course.

He discusses the pro's and con's of uni and how he has become more confident after his experience in the city of Manchester.

Moving to a new city and trying to break into a competitive industry is incredibly difficult but Josh Vickers has made a great start at Leeds University. He appears on the university's radio station and also does his own social media content on football.

He has discovered a new life with new people and has confidence on a level that he hasn't experienced before, due to the positive time he has spent in the historical city.

Josh’s TikTok: @jvfootball.6

Nothing is more important than individual state of mind. Harvey Hitie realised this and spends his days happily doing what he wants to do, whilst also building his money up. He is interested in possibly leaving the UK to pursue a new adventure and escape from what can be the monotonous nature of day to day life. He is funny, charismatic and has very strong will power.

So listen to the man himself speak to Caleb, in this latest episode of Moving Forward.

At 17, Anya has achieved success on stage and screen, recently having been on a major advert for Puma, showcasing the upcoming kits for Manchester City FC.

However, it was her 2021 role in 'Ted's Top Ten', which gave her a form of incomparable experience in the acting industry. She has a deep love for acting and aims to go to a drama school in 2026, after sixth form. She also discusses her incredible success of being selected into the National Youth Theatre along with her overall ambitions for life.

As the birds chirp, Caleb speaks to 19 year old Megan Tyler, who dropped out of sixth form to try and forge her own way in life. As expected, it has been tough, but she has also learnt a lot about herself, as well as her aims of being a successful business woman.

She is mature, frank and to the point, taking a no nonsense, yet optimistic attitude towards the world and her 'job'. She believes that many young people can have their eyes opened, if they are willing to grow and learn about the opportunities around them.

London is a world leader for performing arts and Italia Conti is the world's oldest theatre training school. One of their most recent arrivals is Daisy Gibbs, who has been in love with dance from a very young age. She knows how tough life in the performing arts can be, but believes that 'rejection is redirection.'

Now, living her life in London, she discusses the competitiveness of the industry and how the pressure makes you either sink or swim.

Alex Ward is someone who knows how time changes interests and views. Living close to the town of Morecambe, Alex was excited to go to university and discover a new life in Liverpool. Here, he has met some great friends but also has reservations about other parts of uni life. In this episode, Alex discusses his life, from his boxing experiences and his love for the creative arts, to his friendships and new city life.

At 18 years old, Eren Dervish was intrigued by the prospect of joining the Royal Navy. 2 years later he fulfilled this dream and has loved every minute. He has learnt many life skills in the disciplined regime and met many people who have become like family to him. With Caleb he discusses this, as well as how he feels living hundreds of miles away from home and potentially spending well over a year away at sea.

Having lived in Norway and the Philippines, Angelo settled in the UK and became a talented dancer after attending a dance academy. His interest in art is also admirable and he promotes his work on social media. Now, turning 20, he discusses his future and how he strives for happiness and a peace with himself, by doing what he loves.

Angelo's content on Instagram: @jus4ngie