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Singapore Dog Training School – Gapyear Education

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Gap Year Program Introduction
In today’s lonely society, the number of people who raise companion dogs to find friends they can rely on is increasing. Still, the number of people who have difficulty living with their companion dogs due to a lack of responsibility, communication, and understanding is also growing. For a better life through true communication with companion dogs, please give them an experience that will help them understand and empathize with you by receiving education together!

Location
Singapore is a country with a similar area to our Seoul comprising about 60 small islands. It is emerging as a center of trade/finance business in Southeast Asia, and many tourists visit Singapore due to its diverse culture and beautiful tourist attractions.
Since various races live together, many languages such as English, Malay, and Chinese are used, and it is a place where you can enjoy a variety of food, things to see, and things to do. It is a typical tropical climate with hot and humid weather and frequent rain.

Organization
We provide an education program for ‘owners’ to understand and raise companion dogs well, rather than ‘training’ them. This organization has the reputation and expertise to win the 2011 Singapore Business Idea Award and the 2012-2013 Singapore TOP 100 Excellence Award.

We provide various training and curriculums, from basic feeding methods to what dogs think, and we guide you to ‘talk’ and ‘communicate’ with your dog based on many years of experience and know-how.

Programs and Activities
This program is conducted in English.
•English required ★★☆☆☆
Since the training method is explained in English, a certain level of English proficiency is required to learn proper training methods. However, the most important factor is communication with your dog.

Basic training
We conduct programs to identify and improve bad habits and habits that dogs have developed in their daily lives. In addition, we conduct training to improve the problems of your dog and make them obey commands such as ‘sit, stand, lie down’.

Social activity training
Programs are conducted in public places such as shopping centers so that dogs can be socially active.

Top 3 Travel Information

Jurong Bird Park
With over 9,000 birds of 600 species, Jurong Bird Park is the largest and best bird park in the Asia-Pacific region.
From the cute penguin parade on a stage that recreates Antarctica to the Southeast Asian bird viewing area where you can experience a tropical storm, it is a place that recreates the original habitat.
In Jurong Bird Park, a paradise for birds, you can see countless types of birds up close, proportional to their size. Come see the colorful and diverse birds at Jurong Bird Park!

Night Safari
Night Safari is the world’s first night zoo that opened in 1994! There are about 880 animals of 135 species from Asia, Africa, and South America in this safari.
The lighting is also similar to moonlight, so we try to protect the animals’ ecological environment as much as possible, so visitors should watch quietly. How about enjoying a moonlit night zoo walk at the world’s first Singapore Night Safari

Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island is a theme park that combines a tropical resort, a nature park, and a cultural heritage center.
There is an ocean aquarium called Underwater World and a musical fountain on the island, as well as three museums: the Rare Stones Museum, the Singapore History Museum, and the Maritime Museum. The southern coast is equipped with a beach and various marine sports facilities.
Sentosa Island, where all the fun is gathered! Just hearing the name excites you, Universal Studios, and let your childlike innocence and childhood memories shine.

Discover Korea with Korea GapYear(KGY)!

At KGY, we offer a diverse range of programs tailored for students eager to learn Korean, apply to international student programs, experience university life in Korea, or embark on a working holiday to explore the country and immerse themselves in its vibrant culture.

Our offerings don’t stop there—KGY also provides opportunities for internships, volunteering, and NGO work. Gain hands-on experience in Korean companies using your specialized skills in fields like IT, design, marketing, and more.

Our internship and volunteering programs allow you to work with professional organizations, gaining valuable experience while contributing to meaningful projects. Whether you’re teaching English, tackling IT challenges, crafting marketing strategies, or engaging in community service, you’ll find opportunities that match your interests and career goals. Plus, you’ll have the chance to make lifelong Korean friends and participate in a variety of cultural activities and events.

For those on a working holiday, KGY offers extensive support to help you find employment, secure accommodation, and navigate daily life in Korea.

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