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I'll send him off to meet up with my 19yr old niece (bit of a good looker and with her head screwed on too) - she's just finished island hopping thru Greece and is now on her way to Italy before heading back to Germany end of October. Oh the places she's been in the last few months -...

And apparently there is a shortage ... Gap year can be good if you go out and explore - and learn more about the world, yourself and your place in it. Personally, we won't get to do such for another 8 years at least - by which time hubby will be in his 60's and me 8 years younger.

Haha - my daughter wants to be a horse trainer at the age of 10. I guess the big question is "what does he enjoy doing" - which you haven't answered yet. I know I loved decorating my room as a child, and pottering in the garden, desperately wanted to be a policewoman, but was pushed...

I think a gap year is brilliant - as long as it's used. I know some who have taken gap years and spent them bumming around on computer games ... or ... my 20yr old niece who took a gap couple-of-years and is currently backpacking/working her way around Europe. She's island hopping in Greece...