Safari Guide Training in Africa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- As an Ecocompanion journalist, this Summer I travelled out to South Africa and Botswana to spend some time at Eco-Training camps to see what it takes to complete their safari guide training. I went behind the scenes to meet some of the staff and managed to sneak in some of their stories too!
Keep your eyes on Ecocompanion's website for our write up.
For more information on these courses click here: www.ecotraining...
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Hello, Sarah I am Eco tourist guide student from Tanzania, I like one day to join fgasa training, how can I
What are the things that one need to carry when traning. Is it far to go get basic items like toothpaste or brush or soap etc
Pavansai Anisetti it depends where you are based, but most the time you would be working in a fairly remote environment, so will need to bring necessities such as toiletries with you. If you are there for an extended period of time, you can usually request items or join your manager on a shop when they head into town for food supplies. 👍🚗
Iam really intersted in becoming a game ranger but there is no detailed information about it although sites provide some of the basic information.
How can i join one and what are things that i should be taken care of ?
Hope to see a reply soon.
Thank you.
Pavansai Anisetti Hey, so sorry for the slow reply! Thanks for watching and happy New Year! If you’re interested in becoming a ranger, you could visit EcoTraining like I did, but if you are really serious you should also look into joining a FGASA course. There are many reputable organisations that provide them, but that is your best starting point! Also, keep your eyes on this channel... I’ll be releasing a playlist of career advice interviews from wildlife professionals I’ve met in the field shortly 🙌 hope that helps!