Travel to Senegal is an excellent option if you want to experience life in West Africa on your gap year. One of the best reasons to travel to Senegal is for its attractive coastline and stunning beaches. However there’s also plenty of African wildlife to discover when you’re travelling in Senegal. If you want to get up close to wildlife when you travel to Senegal a place you definitely shouldn’t miss is the Parc Nacional du Niokolo-Koba – which covers an area of 350 square miles and is home to leopard, lion and elephant. Another highlight, if you’re lucky enough to travel to Senegal at the right time of year, is the world famous Dakar rally – the longest rally of its kind in the world.
A particularly rewarding gap year Senegal travel option is to do some volunteer work with animals whilst you’re out there. If you travel to Senegal with Real Gap you can get involved with a number of excellent projects – from caring for endangered wildlife to assisting at an orphanage. So, take a Senegal gap year.
This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. This 40 hour online TEFL course allows you to learn at your own pace, when and where you like, to fit around your life schedule allowing flexibility and plenty of time for you to gain the most out of the course.
This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. A 60 hour online TEFL course that is slightly more comprehensive with an extra 20 hours gaining a specialist certificate in grammar. Learn at your own pace online and gain your TEFL qualification in your own time!
This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. A complete and comprehensive 80 hour online TEFL course that includes everything that the 40 and 60 hour courses include with the addition of 20 hours in 4 specialist teaching certificates and a lifetime access to teaching helpdesk.
Enrol on one of many challenging but rewarding projects in Senegal - teaching English, looking after orphans, caring for the disabled, increasing awareness of HIV and AIDS, building schools or teaching vocational subjects.
