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A so-called “gap year” can be an experience to remember for a lifetime. Taking a year off from work or university to explore a different area of the world is a good way to build a well-rounded life experience, as well as to add interest and depth to your resume. Besides, who doesn’t love to be able to entertain friends with great travel stories?
Taking a year off to travel is a great opportunity to broaden your mind and to have new experiences whilst exploring another country or countries. This provides a useful legacy that will endure long after you return to the workforce or to university life. Whether you choose to spend your gap year immersing yourself in the culture of a particular area, decide to give your time to volunteer work or help in political, social or environmental movements, this will be time well spent.
Europe offers some of the most exotic and beautiful places in which to spend a gap year. A backpacking trip through the European countries can provide a variety of new experiences for travellers. You can stay at youth hostels to keep the costs down and enjoy some big-city life as well as visiting backcountry areas. For those looking for something slightly more exotic, or for a more structured way to spend their time, volunteer teaching and interning opportunities might be a better choice. However you spend your gap year, consider writing, blogging or recording your experiences with multimedia of some sort, whether you maintain a photo-journal or keep a video diary of your adventures.
Australia is ideal for students that want to spend their gap year in an English-speaking country providing a wide variety of life experiences. This enormous country has every type of terrain, from stretches of smooth beaches with huge surfing waves to towering mountains. The cities, with their lively nightlife, are fringed by vast stretches of open country. Finding work in Australia isn’t at all difficult, making it one of the friendliest destinations for students. Whether you intend to spend your gap year earning next year’s tuition fees or living off your savings, Australia offers great experiences that are worth much more than money.
On the other side of the world, amongst snow-capped mountains and immense forests, lies the breathtaking beauty and challenges of Canada. With ski resorts always hiring students on work visas, finding employment is no problem. From skiing to snowboarding, rock climbing, canoeing and gorge jumping, Canada has it all. Visit the famous Banff or Whistler ski resorts to learn to ski while earning a good wage on a work visa.
Kenya in Africa has some of the most vividly beautiful, harsh and unforgiving landscapes on the planet. Volunteering in this poverty-stricken region will leave your soul marked forever with the intensity of the life experiences you will have while working with a school, clinic, orphanage or at a game reserve.
Wherever you choose to go in the world remember to make thorough preparations and plan your trip carefully to ensure a positive experience from the word go.
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