The Institute of Professional Tourist Guides of Southern Africa
Tourist Guide Indaba 2018
The Institute for Professional Tourist Guides Southern Africa will be hosting a first in the Southern African tourism industry: a Tourist Guide Indaba
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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".
Featured Member
Provincial Guide
English, Afrikaans
I love South Africa as a whole package. The good, bad and ugly. I love guiding and do so with pride and passion.
I enjoy working with multi generational groups, nature lovers and city slickers alike.
Eastern cape IPTGSA Roadshow
In the drive to promote and get the Institute to all corners of SA our roadshow is moving to Port Elizabeth. Knowing that tourist guides are busy this time of year and dont have plenty of time to take off and attend meetings the IPTGSA has been invited to join a meeting hosted by Tourism Association of the Sunshine coast (TASC) to introduce the Institute to the tourist guides .
- Read more about Eastern cape IPTGSA Roadshow
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Arachnid course Kloofendal GP
Jonathan Leeming is giving an Arachnid Course on 30 September 2017 at Kloofendal nature reserve
contact Jonathan
cell 082 338 4381
email [email protected]
www.scorpions.co.za
Storytelling for Tourist Guides CTN
“Places are merely a GPS coordinate until YOU bring them to life through storytelling”
Talks at Maropeng GP
Have you heard about the Magaliesberg vulture restaurants? Or about Dwarsvlei, a farm north of Krugersdorp that was the site of a “forgotten” battle during the South African War (Anglo-Boer War)?
We’ve got a treat for you at Maropeng during the Magalies Rocks the Cradle festival: a series of public talks by three celebrated experts.
The African Bird Fair GP
BirdLife South Africa is pleased to announce that The African Bird Fair will take place on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 September 2017 at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden, Roodepoort.
iSimangaliso : Re-development KZN
Theme: Restoration and Re-development of the Park (Land consolidation, infrastructure, economic benefits, invasive alien control, siyaqubeka deal, game reintroduction, estuarine rehabilitation, tourism
Flight for birders course CTN
DATES: 15 and 16 October 2017
VENUE: Auditorium, NG Church, Stellenbosch West, 3 Alexander Street, Stellenbosch.
COSTS: R 550-00 that include the course notes & certificate endorsed by BirdLife South Africa.
Kindly note that gift vouchers for attendance of the course are now also available: an ideal gift for friends and family members interested in nature in general and birds in particular.
Introducing the cultures of the Cape
Introducing the cultures of the Cape – taking form our heritage to use in our culture.
This time the focus is on the Khoinkhoin.
Cape Town Roadshow
The IPTGSA had its first in a series of roadshows in Cape town held on the 5 July 2017 at Ramasibi Guesthouse. There were 20 people in attendance and varied questions were entertained clarifying what the Institute stands for.
- Read more about Cape Town Roadshow
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