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GapYear is a time for growth and happiness.
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Gap YearGap Yearisa sabbatical year for young peopleis.
Take a break from running nonstop, like being on a treadmill.
Through practical experiences such as volunteering, travel, and internships,timeis.
From now onGap Yearit would be good to think about before starting5 questionsI will present.
Ask yourself these questions and answer them.
1. Is this an experience I need?
A Gap Year is a time to face your true self. Temporarily set aside goals that were unconsciously set by family, friends, or professors,activities you experience firsthandThrough them, a Gap Year is the opportunity to reset your future career path and goals.
When you first start a gap year, even if you feel overwhelmed, don't just copy the activities your friends did during their leave or vacations. Even if it's a little difficult and daunting right now,the experience I needFind out what it is.
2. What is the goal of the gap year?
What do you want to gain from the gap year you are about to start? Is there anything you want to change?
A specificgoalIf you don't have something you want to achieve, a gap year can be a waste of time. Ask yourself persistently what problems are bothering you now and what efforts are needed to change them. Don't give up just because you don't find the answer right away!
3. How much will it cost?
Once you've decided what activities you'll do, you need to calculate the costs for them. You'll need a rough plan covering financial costs and the time required. If the planned activities require funding, you should also plan how to secure that money.
4. Will you do it alone or get help from an organization?
There are many activities you can do during a gap year. For broader and more diverse experiences,abroadyou may plan experiences such as education, volunteering, or internships. In such cases, you can handle all procedures yourself, from plane tickets to accommodation and contacting local organizations, but you can also get help from a professional organization. If you lack relevant experience and it's difficult to prepare for safety and daily life locally, it's better to seek help from a professional organization.
5. What are your plans after the gap year ends?
A gap year is career exploration through real-world experience.ProcessIt is. Therefore, if you take a gap year with a big plan for which direction to head after this period ends, this time will become an even more valuable part of my life.