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It took us about 15 years. The difference is that doing it 15 years later rather than in a gap year is that you will have the resources to do it a number of times, not just once. Personally I think a gap year is often a waste of time. For a few people, it would be a good thing.

Degrees are about different things for different people. For some people, they are about study for the love of study, and maybe a path into academia. For me, they are just about getting a job. So I'd suggest having a long hard think about the sorts of jobs he might like, and pick a degree...