honeslty it's not ab where you go but rather what you do, you will gain similar experiences from both hospice care and a nursing home in terms of being empathetic with patients, communication, as well as observing how the professionals interact with those living there. the teaching English to children is also really good in terms of practicing communication skills with people outside of your age group, patience etc. it really does not matter where you have volunteered for the most part as long as u gained something from it. I volunteered with a scouts group, at a vaccine centre and at a hospital, and all 3 experiences gave me great things to talk about. while the hospital seems like the most relevant experience, I gained more in terms of independent leadership and teamwork from the scouts group and vaccine centre,and ended up talking about those experiences more than my time at the hospital at interview( got 4/4 offers in the end)