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Read lines 1 to 8. a. Find the expressions meaning:

- développer vos compétences: “increase your skills”

- ce qui vous va: “what suits you”

- utile, précieux : “valuable

b. Explain the purpose of a gap year.  According to the text, students take time “to stop, reflect, and to work out what they want to do with their lives.” They use this time to discover what they would like to do in the future and what career they would be interested in.

2 What do students usually do during their gap year?  Some students probably “sit around watching TV” but others find better things to do. They usually choose to “go travelling” and have a job experience. So a gap year can be really useful for the future.

3 Explain what Alice Clarfelt did after university.

After university, she wanted to discover another culture / to “immerse herself in another culture” so she went to South Africa and taught the young population about sexual health and AIDS.

4 Describe her living conditions and her daily routine. Her living conditions were quite basic:

she lived in a mud hut that had no running water.

She lived in a small community, which is very different from Leeds / from her hometown.

Every morning, she got up, walked for thirty minutes to fetch some water, boiled it to wash and then she got ready for a workshop at the school where she worked.

5 Read lines 18 to 24.

a. Find the expressions meaning:

- prendre l’initiative de: take something upon oneself

- plaider en faveur de: make a case for

b. Say what Alice’s main achievement was.

Her main achievement that year was to contribute to building a well and a water tap. She helped convince the city officials that this project was an important and useful one.

c. Explain how she feels when she says “Yeah, I’ve really achieved something.”  She must have felt quite proud of herself because she has managed to convince officials to take concrete actions to improve the community’s living conditions. It was quite a challenge for her. She must have felt quite useful, too. She achieved something that had a concrete use for the village.

6 List all the advantages of a gap year. Justify your answer by quoting from the text.

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Volunteering abroad can be a great way to explore the world, experience new things, while also helping to change the lives of others. Unlike, volunteering back home, international volunteers are usually required to fully immerse into a new culture and experience a different way of living.

Expect to come out of this opportunity forever changed and ready to take on the professional world. If you're a first-time international volunteer you might want to consider finding a project abroad through a reliable organisation as this will put you at ease, while you'll also be supported throughout your time abroad.

Volunteer abroad organisations don't just help volunteers of course, they also work with locals to make each project as meaningful as possible for the local community. Here are the twenty best organisations that won't only keep you safe, they will also allow you to have the time of your life.

1. Global Vision International

The GVI features many award-winning projects and it boasts over 2000 participants on an annual basis. It's one of the biggest volunteer work abroad organisations and it has hundreds of different projects, all of which are focused on creating a real impact on local communities.

The GVI also offers internships which are best suited to people who are interested in developing their careers. All of the projects run by this organisation operate under the direction of the local communities.

2. International Volunteer HQ

A leading volunteer travel opportunity, the IVHQ focuses on providing affordable travel experiences to people who want to see the world while ensuring that their presence will make some kind of impact on local communities. All of the projects are high quality and create responsible and safe opportunities for international volunteers. All of the IVHQ run programmes are also highly ethical and prioritise community needs.

3. Volunteering Solutions

Volunteering Solutions operate in 19 countries with more than 100 projects and internships. Much like the organisations listed above, Volunteering Solutions is interested in ensuring its presence abroad is ethical and as such, they collaborate with NGOs, hospitals, orphanages, HIV/AIDs clinics and women's groups to ensure sustainable development.

4. Love Volunteers

Love Volunteers was created by a group of volunteers who wanted to change how volunteering abroad was done. As such, their approach is different to many other organisations. They offer affordable volunteer opportunities abroad and they work closely with local communities in developing countries. They work with these organisations regularly to ensure that their presence will not be disruptive to the communities and to maximise their positive impact.

5. Cross-Cultural Solutions

One of the most acclaimed organisations, Cross-Cultural Solutions uses a unique model to make a real impact on developing communities, empower local non-profits and foster sustainability. Over the years, the organisation has formed strong bonds with local organisations who dictate needs and objectives.

Unlike many other volunteer abroad organisations, CCS does not allow volunteers to be placed with host families as they want to maximise safety and security, but they make up for that by offering many interesting cultural activities.

6. Plan My Gap Year

As many people choose to volunteer abroad during their gap year, Plan my Gap Year is tailored to fit the needs of either people leaving school, university or are in-between and are in need of academic break. Plan My Gap Year is an award-winning organisation that was found by volunteers and seeks to achieve long-term sustainable goals in collaboration with local communities. It offers programmes in eleven countries all of which range between one and twenty-four weeks.

7. Connect 123

Connect 123 offers programmes in various cities, including Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Dublin and Shanghai. From volunteering and internship schemes to study abroad programmes all work opportunities are hosted by local not-for-profits, schools, research institutes and healthcare clinics.

Unlike the majority of organisations in this list, Connect 123 runs a more tailored to the volunteer model; you can decide your starting and leaving day on your own and they will find a programme that best suits your preferences.

8. International TEFL Academy

One of the most popular volunteer abroad opportunities, teaching English has been helping English-speaking people improve their communication skills and local students learn English for years. The International TEFL Academy is committed to provide students with the training and guidance they need to teach English around the world. They offer TEFL/TESOL certification in more than twenty-five countries.

9. Global Volunteers

Global Volunteers is an organisation that has been around for over thirty years. Its long experience in the volunteer sector has made it one of the most credible organisations and more than 33,000 have volunteered with them up until now.

Global volunteers tries to connect international volunteers with opportunities that would best fit them based on their skillset and it promises to allow people to experience their chosen destination like locals do.

10. Fronteering

Canadian initiative Fronteering is dedicated to offer opportunities off the beaten track. Their destinations include countries such as Brazil, Belize, Panama, New Zealand, Africa and Asia and focus on projects that will allow people to come into contact with nature, the wildlife and indigenous cultures. Fronteering promises to deliver a truly raw adventure.

11. Agape Volunteers

Agape Volunteers operate only in Africa. You can do volunteer work abroad with them in Kenya, Massai-land, Ghana, Tanzania and South Africa. They offer up to 6 programmes in each country and these include teaching, work in orphanages, clinics, music placement and conservation. The opportunities last from one week to a year, and you'll also be assigned a personal trip advisor who will support you throughout the process.

12. Iko-Poran

Iko-Poran is a Brazilian not-for-profit and offers many opportunities locally. Their fees start from $150 a week and their prices are so affordable because they work with local partners. What's unique about this opportunity is that their model allows prospective volunteers to get involved with the project before the even get to their placement.

13. GoEco

GoEco is a leading eco-tourism organisation that offers many volunteer opportunities in Israel. They work with over 150 community, wildlife and environmental initiatives to protect the people and natural world. Step by step they are trying to promote a different way of travelling, one that not only minimises the impact on environment, but is also meaningful to locals.

14. Global Citizen Year

Global Citizen Year addresses high-school graduate specifically and is on a mission to redefine gap years. This is an award-winning organisation that focuses on promoting volunteering and unique cultural experiences among young people. Opportunities include projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

15. One World 365

Although not an organisation, One World 365 is a great place to start looking for volunteering opportunities. Essentially, it's a website that lets you browse through thousands of opportunities in over a hundred destinations. If you are unsure of where you'd like to go, or what you'd like to do, this is a great website to get ideas and start visualising your time abroad.

16. WWOOF

More than an organisation, WWOOF is a movement that connects people with organic farms around the world. Volunteers are expected to live with the farmer/host families and work alongside them to, not only, learn about farming, but to also understand the importance of fair trade.

17. Projects Abroad

With over twenty years of experience in the volunteering sector, Projects Abroad is one of the most reliable organisations available. It offers hundreds of projects in countries all over the world and with almost 100,000 volunteers up to date, it's proven to be an organisation that people can trust. Projects available include teaching, conservation and environmental care as well as archaeology.

18. Peace Corps

Peace Corps volunteers have the opportunity to work in many different sectors including agriculture, environment, health and education. Unlike most other organisations on this list, there's no service fee to volunteer with this body. Of course, volunteers are provided with housing and a living.

There is a slight catch, as a United States Government organisation in order to be eligible you have to be a united states citizen.

19. Lead Adventures

Lead adventures offers very affordable programmes in Ecuador. Opportunities include experience in the biological research centre of the Galapagos, as well as working with children to assist in their development and education.

20. UN Volunteers

One of the most acclaimed organisations, the UN Volunteers has managed to create a real impact in the communities it works with. The organisation is active in 130 countries and has field presence in over 80 locations. What you should know about volunteering with the UN, however, is that you need to be 25 years old or older and need to hold a university degree or a higher technical diploma, while volunteers are also expected to have a minimum of two years of experience in their field.

Volunteering abroad opportunities offer you the chance to do something that is truly meaningful. Not only will you be able to change the lives of the less-fortunate, but you will also change as well.

What kind of volunteering opportunity abroad would most interest you? Let us know in the comment section below.

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STEVE WANTS TO TAKE A GAP YEAR AFTER GRADUATING HIS MOTHER THINKS THAT STUPID.
WRITE THE CONVERSATION GIVING THE ARGUMENTS OF BOTH SPEAKERS.

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1. ANTICIPATION

DATE

AUTEUR

TITRE

ILLUSTRATION

2.LIRE QUESTIONS?
3.MOTS CLÉS/
4.LES 5WH
RÉSUMÉ MENTAL

1. VOCABULAIRE

MOTS TRANSPARENTS | STUDY | ÉTUDIER
DECOMPOSITION | GLOBETROTTING-RESTLESS |
MOTS DE LA MÊME FAMILLE | LIVE/LIFE/LIVELY/ALIVE |

CONTEXTE | MOTS /PHRASE /PARAGRAPHE QUI ENTOURENT LE MOT |

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GO GAP

More and more graduates are taking a year out: to stop, reflect, and to work out what they want to do with their lives.

According to Anne-Marie Martin, director of the Careers Group, University of London, there can be many benefits to a year out, but it depends on what you do and why. “If all you do after university is sit around watching TV, there is probably little benefit […]. But if you go travelling, decide to increase your skills in some way or try your hand at temporary jobs to see what suits you, then it can be hugely  valuable.”

When 23-year-old Alice Clarfelt took a year off after uni, she didn’t just want to travel – she wanted to immerse herself in another culture.

Alice, who has an MA in English from Leeds, spent nine months teaching about sexual health and HIV / AIDS to young people in the eastern Cape, South Africa, with the charity SPW (Student Partnership Worldwide).

“I was living in a little mud hut in a rural community. I’d get up, go and fetch water from about half an hour away, come back, boil the water in order to wash, prepare for the day, and do a workshop in the school.” […]

Alice says she has benefited from the global perspective she gained from the trip. “In my community, they didn’t have any running water,” she says. So Alice took it upon herself to go to the municipal offices and make a case for a water tap – something she says she’d never have done at home. “They actually came, investigated it all, wrote up a report and they’re now building a tap and a well  in the community. And I was like ‘Yeah, I’ve really achieved something.’”

Anne-Marie Martin says Alice’s experiences will impress future employers. “Independently travelling around, learning how to stand on your own two feet and understanding how to fit  into different cultures gives you a maturity which employers are going to recognise and be interested in.”

Barclays Bank, Graduates and Starting Work, 2006.

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1°Last year I go Greece and I love it.
2°We not+visit many monuments that day because I be sick.
3°Vera travel a lot so she knows many countries.
4°
-Be to Tunisia ?
-Yep and I meet a lot of friendly people there.

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L'année dernière je suis allée au Canada J'étais avec mes parents. Mon frère est venu nous rejoindre. C'est un globe trotter .Il adore aller à l'étranger pour découvrir d'autres cultures. D'ailleurs il est déjà allé dans plusieurs pays étrangers. C'est pour cela qu'il parle plusieurs langues .Il parle couramment l'anglais, l'espagnol ,l'italien et un peu d'arabe et de chinois. Il y a trois ans il a visité l'Australie et la Nouvelle Zélande.

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1. Vera………. travel to Lebanonand she……..love that.

2. She……….. visit many old monuments. There she…….. can speak English for this is one of the official languages.

3. She………….. like the way they……….. drive for it is dangerous.

4. She………find  it strange that not many women…….go to bars alone.

L'été dernier nous sommes allés en Tunisie. Nous avons adorés ce pays. Les gens, la nourriture, les paysages… tout était génial. On n'a pas visité beaucoup de monuments car il faisait trop chaud mais on est allés souvent à la mer et on a nagé pendant des heures.
Maintenant je veux visiter l'Italie, l'Espagne, les pays Bas, la Suisse, la Turquie, la Pologne et la Grèce.

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Travel Tourism Types : 63+ Tourism Types Around World - ColorWhistle

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Today people are crazy about travelling. There are many different types of tourism and some of them are very strange. 

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A. Identify the different ways of “travelling”. Write the noun next to the corresponding definition

gap year

package holiday

Medical tourism

screen tourism

Voluntourism

road trip

Eco tourism

space tourism

Slum tourism

group tour

1).............. : All the work is done for you by a

tour operator or travel agent from transportation to

accommodation. This is not one of the types of travel where

you learn a lot about another culture or get to know the locals. It’s all about spending a week or two having the time

of your life in paradise!

2)................. : No matter what your interest, from art history to ghosts to cheese-making to fishing, there is one out there for you. Your itinerary is usually packed with many

different activities with the same group of people.

3).................. : This is a great way to explore the natural beauty that lies close to home and is also one of the most child friendly types of travel.

4).............. : When you take several months or years to make your way around the world, staying in each location for long enough to really soak up the culture.

5)................ : Participants of this type of vacations typically “do something good” for charitable cause while

experiencing new places.

6)...............    : Tourists usually travel to fragile and protected areas. This form of tourism is for those who want

to preserve the environment.

7)................... : A type of tourism that involves visiting impoverished areas.

8)........................ : The travel of people to another country for the purpose of obtaining medical treatment in that country.

9)....................... : Space travel for recreational or

business purposes

10).......................... : you love a film or series, go visit their setting locations, see where your favorite characters set foot, dress like them and learn details

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Travelling première - Digistorm by La Digitale

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TRAVEL ABROAD
TRADITIONS
DIFFERENT CULTURES
DISCOVER
MEET
LANDSCAPES
MONUMENTS
VISIT
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SPEAK

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I want to t…….. round the w…….. to d…….  other c……. .. I am interested in c……., t……. and l…… I would like to m………… new p……. I love v………. m……….. and s………… new l……… I like speaking f…………. l……..

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1. Aimerais tu connaître d'autres pays ?

2. Oui je voudrais voyager à l’étranger car j’aime parler anglais.

3. Je veux d'abord visiter le japon et ensuite je voudrais aller en Inde.

4. Mon frère veut partir avec moi et faire ensuite le tour du monde.

5. Par contre ma soeur n’aimerait  pas visiter d’autres pays.Elle ne veut pas quitter la maison.

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Start studying TRAVELLING. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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1.I ........................travel a lot and I love that.
2.I ......................visit Japan when I was 10.
3.My brother ...........go to Lebanon with a group of friends last year.

-Connais tu la Nouvelle zealande?
-Oui j'y suis deja allé ?
-Quand?
-Quand j'etais à l'université.
-Et as tu visité l'Australie?

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE A GAP YEAR?

1.  WHEN?

2.  HOW LONG ?

3. WHERE ?

4. WHY?

5.  WHAT FOR ?

6. WORK ?

7. VISIT ?

8. VOLUNTEER ?

9. LEARN NEW LANGUAGES? ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

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___ _ English Department _____ _ _ _ Lycée Edouard Herriot _ _ _

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CAN WE SAY THAT TRAVELLING SHAPE OUR IDENTITY?

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NAME

ORIGINS

GENETICS

FAMILY

EDUCATION

TRADITIONS

BACKGROUND

APPEARANCE

TRADE

COMMERCE

SOCIAL NETWORK

GLOBALISATION

TRANSPORTATION

TRAVELLING

TO VISIT

TO DISCOVER

TO LEARN

TO MEET

TO TALK

TO SPEAK

TO COMMUNICATE

TO MISS

TO ADAPT

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

COUNTRIES

CITIES

TOWNS

VILLAGES

LANDSCAPES

MONUMENTS

NATURE

FOOD

EXCITING

INTERESTING

HARD

DIFFICULT

HOMESICK

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UN DIALOGUE :

Doit être écrit comme un extrait de pièce de théâtre ,et intéresser le public

- guillemets ‘I like chocolate’,he said

-verbes introducteurs :to say ,tell, ask explain, complain, argue, inquire, answer, reply, retort, add(ajouter), wonder, whisper, murmur, shout, yell(crier)

-verbes de mouvements :’I don’t like that ,’he claimed and walked away

-sentiments :he said,angry

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audiolingua countries visit
elllo travelling
elllotravelling
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A London holiday

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Choisis le bon temps : present simple ou present BE + V-ing ? Puis forme les phrases

correctement, en conjuguant le verbe entre parenthèses.

-Excuse me sir, ……………………………………………………….…………..(you / speak) French ?

-What ………………………………………………………………….(he / do) for a living ? –He is a teacher

-…………………………………………………………………….……(John / wash) his hair every day !

-Listen ! ………………………………………………….…(she / play) the piano ! It’s absolutely fantastic !

-Turn off the radio ! ………………………………………….(I / watch) TV and I can’t hear anything !

- ……………………………………………………….……..(we / usually / have) dinner at 7 in the evening.

- ……………………………………………………………………( My mother / work) in a factory in London.

- …………………………………………………………..….…(Madonna / give) a concert tonight in Paris !

-Where……………………………………………………..…….(you / sit) in the classroom ? –next to Oliver

-At the moment, ……………………………………………......(she / not / study) in Germany but in Spain !

-……………………………………………………………..….(you / want) some sugar with your coffee ?

-What………………………..………………………………………(the children / do) under the table ?

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