Singapore Gap Year & Tours

Singapore gap year

Spending a gap year in Singapore can be a fantastic experience. This country is very modern and one of the safest destinations in the world. Whether you are looking to gain work experience, get paid or discover the highlights of the country, you will find a trip to match your interests.

Singapore Backpacking Trips & Programs

Contiki Malaysia & Singapore Highlights

Malaysia & Singapore Highlights

• 8 days
• Price from £864

Bangkok to Bali Adventure: Street Eats & Beaches

Bangkok to Bali Adventure

• 34 days
• Price from £1,917

Southeast Asia: Hilltribes & Street Food

Southeast Asia: Hilltribes & Street Food

• 21 days, 3 countries
• Price from £1,105

Singapore Gap Year Ideas

Singapore is a small country compared to others in the region but there are lots of things you can do here.

Highlights include:

• Travel and include Singapore as part of a Asia gap year itinerary and see the highlights. You could also visit nearby destinations like Thailand, Malaysia and Borneo.
• Work, intern or volunteer and be more than just a tourist

Work in Singapore

Living and working in Singapore can be an amazing experience. This country has a really high standard of living, very low crime rates and also very high salaries. Teaching English is a popular way for foreigners to live and work in Singapore on a gap year or long term.

Teach in Singapore

Singapore is a good destination for those who are a bit more settled in their life and looking for a quiet place. Schools here want teachers to have a lot more experience than in other parts of Asia and you will need to have a professional degree.

Study in Singapore

One of the Four Asian Tigers, Singapore has four official languages and is a leading financial, business and educational hub. English is widely used and there’s plenty of opportunity to brush up your Mandarin skills.

The National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Management University are held in high esteem with international students; a huge plus is the fact that it’s free to apply to the Singaporean Ministry of Education for a tuition grant.

Singapore Tours

Local sightseeing tours can be joined all year round whilst some international operators offer combo tours of Asia where you can also visit nearby countries too.

Whether you are travelling by yourself, or booking an organised trip, these are some essential activities and places to check out:

• Wander around Chinatown
• Stroll down Geylang Road
• Sentosa Island and Pulau Ubin
• Marina Bay Sands Hotel Skypark
• Explore the Gardens By The Bay
• Singapore Botanic Gardens

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