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EcoTraining announces February 2025 as start date for their 2025, 1 year Ecotourism Field Guide course.

EcoTraining, the leading institution for safari and wildlife training in Africa, reached a historic milestone as the continent’s first Guide Training School to secure formal accreditation from the Council for Higher Education (CHE) in South Africa with the 1 year Ecotourism Field Guide course.

This accredited course, which starts in February 2025, opens doors for students looking for high quality and relevant education in the field of conservation and nature guiding and will allow students to obtain a University Level Qualification (Higher Certificate) after completing the course. 

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“We are incredibly proud to be the first ever guide training company to receive formal Higher Education accreditation in Africa. This milestone is a significant step in our journey of developing world-class guides for the ecotourism industry. Students can now pursue their passion with the assurance of obtaining a University Level Qualification, said Alex van den Heever, EcoTraining Director.

EcoTraining‘s accreditation signifies more than just academic recognition; it signifies a transformative journey towards professionalism and excellence in the conservation and nature guiding domain.

“For three decades, EcoTraining has been at the forefront of crafting programmes tailored to equip students with the requisite skills and knowledge for thriving careers in conservation and nature guiding. This accreditation amplifies our commitment to fostering academic excellence and industry relevance,” added van den Heever.

In addition to the Council of Higher Education (CHE) accreditation, EcoTraining holds accreditation with CATHSSETA (Culture, Arts, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport Sector Education and Training Authority), KPSGA (Kenya Professional Field Guides Association), BQA (Botswana Qualifications Authority), and are endorsed by FGASA (Field Guide Association of Southern Africa).

For school leavers seeking a transformative educational experience and a pathway to a rewarding career in conservation and nature guiding, EcoTraining‘s February 2025 course offers a compelling opportunity to embark on a journey of discovery and growth.

For more information on new EcoTraining‘s courses, visit: EcoTraining | Career Courses

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EcoTraining announces February 2025 as start date for their 2025, 1 year Ecotourism Field Guide course.

EcoTraining, the leading institution for safari and wildlife training in Africa, reached a historic milestone as the continent’s first Guide Training School to secure formal accreditation from the Council for Higher Education (CHE) in South Africa with the 1 year Ecotourism Field Guide course.

This accredited course, which starts in February 2025, opens doors for students looking for high quality and relevant education in the field of conservation and nature guiding and will allow students to obtain a University Level Qualification (Higher Certificate) after completing the course. 

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“We are incredibly proud to be the first ever guide training company to receive formal Higher Education accreditation in Africa. This milestone is a significant step in our journey of developing world-class guides for the ecotourism industry. Students can now pursue their passion with the assurance of obtaining a University Level Qualification, said Alex van den Heever, EcoTraining Director.

EcoTraining‘s accreditation signifies more than just academic recognition; it signifies a transformative journey towards professionalism and excellence in the conservation and nature guiding domain.

“For three decades, EcoTraining has been at the forefront of crafting programmes tailored to equip students with the requisite skills and knowledge for thriving careers in conservation and nature guiding. This accreditation amplifies our commitment to fostering academic excellence and industry relevance,” added van den Heever.

In addition to the Council of Higher Education (CHE) accreditation, EcoTraining holds accreditation with CATHSSETA (Culture, Arts, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport Sector Education and Training Authority), KPSGA (Kenya Professional Field Guides Association), BQA (Botswana Qualifications Authority), and are endorsed by FGASA (Field Guide Association of Southern Africa).

For school leavers seeking a transformative educational experience and a pathway to a rewarding career in conservation and nature guiding, EcoTraining‘s February 2025 course offers a compelling opportunity to embark on a journey of discovery and growth.

For more information on new EcoTraining‘s courses, visit: EcoTraining | Career Courses

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