Online Field Guiding Course
A comprehensive introduction to Field Guiding. This 8-week online course covers all 17 FGASA Apprentice Guide modules, including theory reviews, workbook support and theory assessments.
Online Nature Enthusiast Course
This Online Nature Enthusiast course is for anyone who have a keen interested in nature, but does not necessarily want to become a professional guide.
Veterinary training and wildlife conservation programme
This project in Limpopo, South Africa, offers an incredible unique experience for pre-vet and veterinary students across the globe. Make lifelong friends and memories whilst making a difference with the conservation of South African species. Whether you’re an already qualified veterinarian, or a veterinary student, conservationist, zoologist, biologist, wildlife volunteer, or simply an animal enthusiast – the project welcomes everyone regardless of experience.
FGASA African Trails Guide Course
The majority of time on this 28 day FGASA (Field Guide Association of South Africa) Trails Guide course will be spent enjoying bush walks in big game country. You will, on foot, explore the wilderness of the majestic Makuleke concession in the famed Kruger National Park or Mashatu Reserve in Northern Tuli Game Reserve, Botswana.
FGASA Professional African Field Guide Course
If you intend to become a Field Guide or pursue any other career in this field, as a FGASA (Field Guide Association of South Africa) certificate is essential, then this is the course for you. The 55 day course covers a broad spectrum of subjects both out in the field and in the classroom through daily lectures. You will be continually on a learning experience exposed to the African bush and being submerged in nature.
FGASA African Field Guide Level 1 Course
This FGASA (Field Guide Association of South Africa) accredited course – field Guide Level 1 (NQF2) – is for anyone intending on becoming a Field Guide or following a slightly different career within the South African wildlife and ecotourism world. You will constantly be exposed to the African bush and be submerged into nature for every minute of this 55 day programme.