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The A to Z of Gap Year Travel

If rumours of the gap year’s demise are true then this post will go mostly unread as students instead forego a break between A levels and university to avoid the rise in tuition fees. Plenty though will either worry about the financial hangover later or consider a year out a worthwhile investment in their future.

A is for… Archaeology
While a gap year can be all about living in the moment it can also be a chance to venture into the past. Past Horizons lists numerous digs around the world where volunteers are welcomed.

Gap Year Travel: Angkor, Cambodia

JobSpy: Ski & Snowboard Instructors, Switzerland

Les Elfes International

Les Elfes LogoLes Elfes organise spring, summer and winter camps in Switzerland for children and teenagers aged eight to 18.

Winter Mountain Staff
Winter camps last from December to April and ski and snowboard instructors are required to guide the students on the mountain. You must be experienced and able to demonstrate a very high level of proficiency in at least one of the two disciplines. Les Elfes only accept applications from people who have a recognised ski/snowboard instructing qualification. You will also be involved in waking up the students and supervising meals. A typical working day is from 7.30am until 4pm.

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