The Institute of Professional Tourist Guides of Southern Africa
Old Fourlegs
The updated story of the Coelecanth
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Click Register to apply for IPTGSA membership
What you need to register.
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Be registered tourist guide with one of the provinces
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Have valid First aid certificate.
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Have proof of at least 5 years as active tourist guide
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May apply for Aspirant membership if you have less than 5 year experience
When you start the registration process, have the following ready for upload.
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Passport type picture (max 800KB)
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Image of your ID (max 1MB)
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Image of front of Registration card
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Image of back if Registration card
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image of SAQA qualification
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Copy of CV
Proceed by clicking the green Register button, most detail is to be completed online and with above uploads.
Your profile will be activated and you will be able to check up on the Status of your application by going to "My Account".
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Promoting Conservation learning
Promoting conservation learning and behavior change
International Tourist guides day
WFTGA has been in existence for 33 years, and since 1990 we have celebrated the International Tourist Guide Day worldwide. Within that time it has become a major promotion for our profession, for members and supporting partners alike.
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Beads from Blomobos to Barbie
A light-hearted look at the story of beads from when it sprang up in the midst of the survivalist lifestyle of Early Hominids, through its various roles in ancient cultures - Sumerian, Phoenician, Etruscan, Egypt and Ancient Troy.
The Anglo-Boer War Weekend
The Lord Milner, Matjiesfontein and Dr Dean Allen - Author Lecturer Historian are pleased to present the second annual Anglo-Boer War Weekend from Friday, 16 March to Sunday 18 March 2018.
First Aid Refresher course
The Institute and Turtle Life support has teamed up to supply First Aid refresher courses for its members accredited with CPD credits on a national basis.
Spider & Scorpion Course
Join author, conservationist and speaker, Jonathan Leeming for a spider and scorpion course at Kloofendal Nature Reserve , Roodepoort, Gauteng on the 20th January 2018
A growing population
Closing in on the 55 million mark: A growing population with changing needs
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KNP Orientation Courses
This exciting training was developed by Vanessa Strydom and covers all park management issues such as elephant population management, anti-rhino poaching efforts, fire management, etc. as well as talks by KNP specialists. The aim of the training is to ensure that all Guides communicate accurate messages and speak with one voice on park issues.