Young people in Britain will soon be offered the chance of a “gap year” through a new paid program in the armed forces, the government announced Saturday.

The paid 12-month course is aimed at under-25s, with plans for the scheme to grow to 1,000 young people a year.

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The government announced the scheme earlier this year, which is aimed at getting more teenagers interested in serving in the ...

Armed Forces to launch "gap year" Foundation Scheme in 2026 to give under-25s experience of armed forces Britain's young people will be given new ...

The UK government has introduced a new paid military gap year programme aimed at young people under 25, offering a short-term ...

Young people under the age of 25 will be offered a paid military ‘gap year’ from March under a new Government scheme designed ...

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