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• Learning a LOT
• Honing your skills
• Teamwork and communication
• Understanding people
• Having fun and discovering what you
most enjoy doing
• Working out the lifestyle you want
• Preparing for a career which will get
you that lifestyle!
10. 3. Challenge yourself.
• Turn £1 into £200!
• Build a website
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• Raise money for charity
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11. 4. When it comes to your career, think
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18. 9. Join in.
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19. 10. Start something new and be
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20. Good luck!
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lizzie@thirdyearabroad.com
Twitter: @thirdyearabroad
Editor's Notes
In the seven years I was at school, I did drawing and painting, Italian, Guitar, Piano, Netball, Squash, Set Design for our Sixth Form play ‘An Absolute Turkey’, a Netball Tour to Barbados, a History of Art trip to Rome, 3 Italian trips to Florence and Perugia… it was amazing! I was the prefect in charge of Charities, and I was the lead guitarist in our band, Endemic. Last but not least my A Levels were in Italian, Art, History of Art and Chemistry – I wanted to be an Art Crime Detective or an internationally successful forger…! Unfortunately I never did enough public speaking at school, which would have come in handy today!
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Make the most of your summer holidays! Check out Enternships, Inspiring interns, Rate My Placement, Wexo and Brave New Talent!
The one thing ALL my friends and colleagues say now is “I WISH I’d kept up my [insert language here]” – don’t go down the same route! Keep your languages fresh by planning a gap year in a country that speaks your language, travel there with friends in the holidays, read books and watch films in that language. I promise you won’t regret it!
Whether or not you study languages, you are eligible for a year abroad. It’s something you should be aware of NOW so you can make good choices when picking your university course. There is a huge amount of support available to you. Find out more on my website, ThirdYearAbroad.com.
Young Enterprise, Shell liveWIRE awards, Smarta, The YES Network…