Gap Year Blog

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Thank you

Thank you

“One month ago I had the most incredible experience…

Molly in Tanzania

Molly in Tanzania

It was with a swirling mixture of excitement and sadness that we boarded the Kenya Airways flight back to Heathrow but we all concluded that the slog of work had been totally worth it. We had made life long friends, seen so much and not wasted a minute of those 5 months.

Farewell letters

Farewell letters

Some wonderful farewell letters shared by our India manager, Tendup, from his 'three laughing AVs - Lulu, Bee and Torie.              

Testimonial from AV John

Testimonial from AV John

I envy you, that’s right, you. Because if you’re reading this and paying attention, let me tell you, honestly, you have the chance to embark on a journey, that will change your life forever.

Kamau & Anna

Kamau & Anna

Kamau always sat at the back of the class. He was taller than the others and never took part in class discussions.

“Truly inspiring”

“Truly inspiring”

I think that having a gap year and taking part in a worthwhile activity is invaluable in today’s job climate, it sets you apart from other students and gives you a different more mature view of life.

Being a ‘Farang’ in Thailand

Being a ‘Farang’ in Thailand

When leaving you really feel like you have helped both the children and the school to gain skills and experiences that they never would have had to opportunity to enjoy without your help, as well as looking great on your CV, and doing something that’s a bit different than the standard gap year experience.



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