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Conservation and Tourist Guiding Chamber
Introduction
The conservation and tourist-guiding chamber is an exciting and future growth area within the broader tourism sector. Considered the coalface of the tourism industry with massive potential for entrepreneur led organisations through to state and private sector enterprises managing and conserving large tracts of wilderness areas. Both tourist guides and conservation practitioners are at the forefront of ensuring that guests to South Africa have an enriching, exciting experience that showcases the best of both South Africa’s cultural as well as natural heritage in a variety of activities as well as places to explore. The one cannot exist without the other. The chamber of conservation and tourist guiding offers a number of exciting career-focussed qualifications, Learnerships and skills programme that gives the learner and new entrants an opportunity to obtain the fundamental skills, knowledge and capacity to obtain employment and play a productive role within the Tourism sector.
To represent the sector THETA has launched the chamber committees to ensure a constant input from the sector and to assist the realisation of skills development down to specific segments of the broad tourism sector.
Chamber Committee, roles and composition
The purpose of the Chamber Committee is to represent the views, interests and expertise of tourism’s major sub-sectors to THETA. Chamber members, representing their various constituents’ interests, provide expert advice and strategic information to THETA through the Operations Committee. This enables appropriate recognition of the sub-sectors education and training needs in the sector skills plan, business plan and budget, Learnerships, quality assurance and such other activities as are undertaken by THETA.
The Chamber Committee is the sectors direct skills development arm, and representatives were drawn from industry associations and professional bodies, employer and employee representatives, and designated interest groups - women, youth, the disabled and SMMEs.
For further information, queries or questions regarding the Conservation and Tourist Guiding chamber please contact Ms Veronica Rikhotso:Chamber Coordinator Conservation and Tourist Guiding.
Email: veronica@theta.org.za
Tel: (011) 803 6010
Nominating Organisation Successful Candidate
South African National Parks Boyce Dabula
THETA Board Member Peter Kirchhoff
Professional Hunters Of South Africa Marianna Lourens
Field Guides Association of South Africa Grant Hine
Limpopo Economic Development,Environment & Tourism Chris Nghenabo
Endagered wildlife Trust Employer Sinegugu Zukulu
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism Tebogo Mphelo
Explore Arno Smit
Areyeng Africa Arrie Horn
THETA Veronica Rikhotso
 
 
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