Career Opportunities In The African Safari Industry

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AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING is the leading ‘supplier’ of trained field guides and conservation personnel to the game lodge and wildlife industry, not only in Southern Africa, but across Africa.
 
The Safari- and Eco-Tourism industry is currently BOOMING in Africa, and there is a constant demand for quality, well trained services personnel at lodges, reserves and wildlife facilities. Be it for Field Guides, Reserve Rangers, Research Assistants, Environmental Educators or General Lodge Staff - you will find an abundance of employment opportunities carrying decent salaries with outstanding benefits.
 
The good news is, you don't have to ‘break the bank’ to get yourself settled in the industry because you can get professionally qualified at a fraction of the cost of tertiary education, and finding suitable employment is much easier than with a general tertiary education behind your name.
 
Newcomers to the industry are also encouraged to build a ‘Portfolio of Evidence’ by attending and completing as many short courses and experiential learning programmes they can to strengthen resumes and qualify for Recognition of Prior Learning.
At AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING we are committed to supply a constant flow of competent and confident individuals to the wildlife industry by training and placing students throughout the sub-continent.
 
Our partnership with some of the top lodges and reserves in Southern Africa as well as a longstanding relationship with other African countries such as Botswana, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Namibia - places AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING at the forefront of talent development and job creation in developing countries.
 
Start working on your career TODAY with AFRICAN BUSH TRAINING...

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