Chayil$ Design & Entertainment: February 2018

"For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul?" Mark 8:36-37. If you were asked, "What is the most important thing to you, what would your answer be?" It could be money, it could be your health, it could be your family, or your work. J.P. Morgan was a multimillionaire financier. He was a very powerful and influential man that had made many financial decisions that affected the economy of the entire world.

He died and left a will that contained 10,000 words and 37 articles and named this one as the most important transaction: "I commit my soul to the hands of my Savior, in full confidence that, having redeemed me and washed me with His most precious blood, He will present me faultless before the throne of my heavenly Father. I entreat my children to maintain and defend, at all hazard, and at any personal sacrifice, the blessed doctrine of complete atonement for sins through the blood of Jesus Christ, and through that alone." J.P.

Morgan knew that money cannot buy peace, love. and meaningful relationships; and it cannot take you to heaven. The most important thing in life should be your relationship with God, the Creator of your life; The Savior of your soul; the One who is the Author and Finisher of your life. J.P. Morgan's greatest wealth was his wisdom. "The fear (respect, reverence) of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; all who follow his precepts have good understanding. To him belongs eternal praise." Ps. 111:10. As you seek for many things in your life - promotion, praise, prosperity, and protection, God's advice to you is to: "Seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." Matt. 6:33.

Kingdom Declaration:

My greatest gift in life is the gift of my salvation through Jesus Christ. Read the Bible in One Year: Numbers 17-19; Mark 6:30-56

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Have you been dreaming of your perfect gap year for awhile now? You keep putting it off because of things such as having a little bit more money, getting work experience or not having enough time up your sleeve? Are these niggly excuses holding you back from just going for it and doing something new and exciting this year?

We've put together a list of things that may be holding you back from turning your dream gap year into a reality and joining EA Ski and Snowboard next winter to train, qualify and work as a ski instructor. As they say, there's no time like the present and even though job's fill your pocket, adventure fills the soul.

WHATS HOLDING YOU BACK?

1. I don't speak Japanese or much French, how could I live and work in Japan or Switzerland?

Is it really a good idea to go to a new country with a completely different language? Of course it is. Languages and culture are what make a country unique and enriching. Plus, EA Ski & Snowboard also help you by partnering with ski schools that are English speaking and get you set up with bank accounts and accommodation.

Emily, who is completing a season in Japan this year said "It’s a lot less stressful than it seems, trust me! Especially with things such as being able to book the flights through STA, not only because of the discount you receive with EA Ski & Snowboard but because you are on the same flights as everyone else doing the course. Once you arrive, EA organises a bus for your transfer to the temporary lodging as well as some introductory information to the area you are in."

2. I'm not sure whether I want to use my visa now?
Many of our interns complete their winter season and then stay on for the summer doing exciting things such as surf instructing, road tripping and exploring. Your visa and gap year experience doesn't end with the course, it's up to you what you make of your visa.

PLUS - The fantastic thing about ski instructing is that it is a skill. If your aim is to do multiple seasons ski instructing then you will soon qualify for sponsorship visas in countries such as New Zealand, Japan and Canada. You wont have to worry about what visa you've already used, because you could be eligible for another one.

All-inclusive instructor internships include:

A guaranteed instructor job offer
Full training
Accommodation
Employee season pass
Level one exam module
Arrival pack including your own EA hoodie and printed materials
STA deals on travel insurance and much more...

Becoming an instructor and getting paid to ski or snowboard for a winter is a dream come true. EA Ski and Snowboard Training have limited places available for those of intermediate or above ability levels. Download your guide to becoming an instructor in Japan or Switzerland for 2018/19 below.

Instructor starter guide

If joining one of EA ski and snowboard's instructor programs in Japan next year appeals to you - Now is the time to act!

While start dates are one year away, the process of sorting visas, saving money and organising flights does require some time. Not to mention the fact that the best spots in the tops resorts are limited and often sell out early (due to resort hiring allocations). EA Ski and Snowboard assist people who get on board early with the best resort placements, visa assistance and their secured job offer.

See if you qualify

http://www.easkiandsnowboard.com/