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NATURE CAMPUS provides Field Guide Training with an emphasis on lodge, conservancy and community guide training.
188 Convey information about the history of Namibia in tourist guiding. 189 Convey information on the physical environment of Namibia. 190 Convey information of the night sky of Namibia. 191 Plan, prepare, cook and serve meals outdoors (bush kitchen). 192 Set up and operate a temporary camp for tourists on tour (bush
The Namibian Academy for Tourism and Hospitality (NATH) offers a training course for tour guides. No entrance qualification for enrolment to these courses is needed as they are open to anyone interested in learning more about Namibia in an adult education setting. English proficiency, however, is crucial. Compulsory
18 Feb 2015 Guide Trainer Johan Fourie reports back on the recent entry-level guide training course held in Namibia
This training now enables the graduates to provide training in the same field to other aspiring field guides. The course was offered by the African Monarch Training School, through sponsorship by the British High Commission in Namibia. In a speech read on his behalf by Director of Tourism Sem Shikongo during the
17 Sep 2012 The Namibian Association of Tourism and Hospitality runs the tour guiding courses at Sijwa. the first two levels are for apprentice and basic guides. Graduates from the Sijwa course hope to go on to be level 3 (National) and level 4 (Specialized) Guides. The courses are highly practical, and the aim is for
Field Guide Courses in Namibia. This is the culmination of 30 years of experience in guiding and guide training in South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. It also incorporates the latest legislation regarding guide training and registration in Namibia. The book is ideally suited to all categories of guides, from tour operators to
Namibian Academy for Tourism and Hospitality Courses NATH Qualifications Since 2007 NATH has been authorized to conduct training for National Tour Guides fo.
18 Sep 2013 In partnership with the British High Commission and the Namibian Heritage Council, the British Council launched a two day workshop in Windhoek (11 & 12 Sept), to address major challenges of those who need to use English in their work, but for whom it is not their first language. The workshop was given
Courses are open to all from those seeking a qualification for personal or career purposes to those just wishing to join for the experience and a unique way of learning about the African bush and its wildlife. A safari guide course is a great way of seeing the African savannah from a perspective that you would never otherwise

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March 2018