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Year Out Group Videos
A Collection of videos about the Year Out Group and gap years in general.
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A Lattitude Gap Year Volunteer talks about his experience in Ghana
Lattitude Global Volunteering, formerly Gap Activity Projects, is the original gap year charity specialising in volunteering for 17-25 year-olds. Their programmes have been developed to offer the best combination of excitement, interest, enjoyability, challenge and positive benefit to you and your host community. On a Lattitude Global Volunteering placement you know you'll be making a huge difference as well as having the time of your life. Lattitude is committed to the host organisations and communities it works in and their volunteering placements deliver long term, sustainable and measurable benefits to them.
A day in the life of a volunteer on the Azafady Conservation Programme
See what a day holds for volunteers on the Azafady Conservation Programme working in southeast Madagascar, on a variety of conservation projects from planting a school garden, following lemurs around the forest, and even bee-keeping!
Interview with Matt Shithson, Gap Year Diver’s PADI Course Director in Dahab
Matt Smithson, a PADI Course Director in Dahab (Egypt), explains what is involved in Gap Year Diver’s Dive Management and Instructor Traineeships. If you're seriously considering an IDC, this video explains a lot about the learning involved in becoming an Instructor!
An Interview with Gap Year Diver Instructor Trainee Kayla Marshall
An interview with Kayla Marshall - an Instructor Trainee from 2009. Kayla joined Gap Year Diver's Dive Management and Instructor Traineeship as an Open Water Diver having not dived for 3 years! Kayla is now a full-time member of staff in Dahab. During this video she explains a bit about life in Dahab and her experience on our traineeship
Yamnuska Mountain Adventures Mountain Skills Semester 2010
Eight days climbing at Skaha, British Columbia, five days learning alpine rock climbing and scrambling skills based at Canmore, Alberta the six days of glacier mountaineering at the Columbia Icefields. A short rest then back to the Icefields for a successful expediton to the summit of Mt Columbia.
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