There is not long left in your final year at secondary school. Vital exams are not far away, and you are studying hard, fully determined to achieve great marks so that you can continue your education, allowing an opportunity of forging a successful career.
You have every chance with your hard work and dedication, which was amazingly transformed thanks to being given the opportunity to head down under on a school adventure to follow a travel and tourism curriculum. It turned out to be just the chance you needed to finally wake up to your potential for 6 important reasons.
- You previously lacked confidence and didn’t get on with some of your teachers. You had a bit of upheaval at home as your parents divorced and you began to go off the rails. Fortunately, a tutor who was leading the trip recognized the warning signs and offered you the chance to get your worries off your chest, and in return you began to trust someone in authority.
- The understanding was enhanced during the flight, which allowed you to develop in an environment where you were given a bit of responsibility and given a chance to learn outside a classroom which brought out the best in you. Your flight gave you time to learn how reverse image search works.
- Travelling to various locations while learning at the same time, allowed you to become enthused to ask questions and get involved in group activities, much to the surprise of everyone, including yourself. Some of the subjects were extremely relative to where they were taught, allowing you to learn in an interesting and first hand manner.
- Because you knew that each evening would be fun allowing you to mix with locals and play sports among other exciting ways to keep entertained, you produced your best when it came to following the curriculum lessons. Being a good footballer and cricketer soon made you popular and you made new friends who you keep in touch with on your phone.
- You’d never really taken much notice about green issues before the trip, but learning that the experienced and professional company that provided the tour, were keen on helping the environment made you also appreciate it. You also learned about the importance of looking after the planet and the needs of others elsewhere as cultures and food were also taught. Visiting a national museum of sport was a real highlight for you.
- One of the most valuable aspects of the adventure will set you in good stead for decades to come, as you were taught invaluable life skills. You learned to empathise and help others, along with how to communicate and respect others. There might even be the opportunity to revisit Australia on a gap year after further education to see the friends whom you have made.
Visiting overseas following a travel and tourism curriculum is a fantastic way to develop while learning about life, culture, and the needs of others.