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In our rapidly evolving and fast-paced society, an increasing number of students are recognizing the importance of taking a pause from their academic pursuits – a Gap year! But is it accepted by parents and the society? Will it have any positive – or negative – effect on your motivation and results?
And what's maybe most important – what would you do with a Gap year?
In this episode, we explored the captivating perspectives of three guests from our three countries Moldova, Georgian and Sweden.
So let's embark on this enlightening conversation that tackles societal expectations, family support and CV gaps.
Participants:
Host: Alina-Maria Țurcanu, Moldova.
Echolocation – Bringing Your Voices together is a special podcast cooperation between Georgia (Knews), Moldova (Diez) and Sweden (Global Bar Magazine/Global Podd). Our aim is to create an echo through society by inviting young people to make their voices heard, exchange information and opinions.
The project is implemented with support from the Swedish Institute.
By David IsakssonIn our rapidly evolving and fast-paced society, an increasing number of students are recognizing the importance of taking a pause from their academic pursuits – a Gap year! But is it accepted by parents and the society? Will it have any positive – or negative – effect on your motivation and results?
And what's maybe most important – what would you do with a Gap year?
In this episode, we explored the captivating perspectives of three guests from our three countries Moldova, Georgian and Sweden.
So let's embark on this enlightening conversation that tackles societal expectations, family support and CV gaps.
Participants:
Host: Alina-Maria Țurcanu, Moldova.
Echolocation – Bringing Your Voices together is a special podcast cooperation between Georgia (Knews), Moldova (Diez) and Sweden (Global Bar Magazine/Global Podd). Our aim is to create an echo through society by inviting young people to make their voices heard, exchange information and opinions.
The project is implemented with support from the Swedish Institute.