NEW SA HOSPITALITY SCHOOL TAKING THE INDUSTRY BY STORM...

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Follow this link to African Bush Training's website...

AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING in close partnership with the ISCI (International Students Conservation Initiative) recently opened a state-of-the-art training facility in the Northern Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa. What started out to be a small scale training initiative soon became a well respected school drawing students from around the world...

In an active attempt to support Quality Assurance and Standard Setting in the Hospitality Sector with specific aims set on the Safari Lodge industry the school's HOSPITALITY FACULTY offers various Learning Programme Certificate courses, specifically in the areas of Lodge Management, Lodge Operations and Lodge Leadership.

With training facilities which can be rated amongst the best in the world; AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING is set to be a leader in the constant supply of quality lodge personnel to the industry - not only in Southern Africa, but across Africa.

ABT HOSPITALITY FACULTY
The ABT Hospitality Faculty is led by a team of full-time faculty educators, part-time lecturers, and administrative staff. Together they bring cutting edge theoretical and practical skills, knowledge, and experiences to deliver extraordinary classroom and field experiences to prepare students for a successful career in the safari lodge industry...
 
Our Lodge Management Programs are based upon a solid business curriculum with a focus on managing service-oriented operations. With rigorous academic coursework, hands-on experience, frequent field trips, classroom guest speakers, worldwide internship placements, and industry-experienced facilitators, our courses offers you access to gaining knowledge and experiences that can be applied to your development and professional portfolio within the hospitality industry.
 
For more information go to www.africanbushtraining.com
 

 



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