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SA College For Tourism’s Formal Alliance With Bergplaas Private Nature Reserve And Spirit Of The Wild
25 January 2016
SA College for Tourism has established a formal training and human development alliance with Bergplaas Private Nature Reserve. The college and its Tracker Academy have maintained a successful and mutually beneficial relationship with Bergplaas Private Nature Reserve and its Spirit of the Wild Programme since 2012. The newly-established alliance means that the Spirit of the […]
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Ezemvelo – Passionately Protecting Our Rhinos
18 Dec 2015
As the region that possesses the rhino population with the farthest reaching genetic pool, the protection of rhino in KwaZulu-Natal is of critical importance to ensure the viability of future rhino population growth...
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Anglo American Continues Its Support Of Young Marginalised South African Women
14 Dec 2015
The Board of Trustees of the Anglo American Chairman’s Fund Trust has announced that the fund will donate a further R350 000 to SA College for Tourism. Anglo American’s involvement, through the Chairman’s...
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Education, Dedication And Commitment Are Key If Conservation In Africa Is To Succeed
11 Dec 2015
As the year draws to a close, the Southern African Wildlife College’s (SAWC) students were once again recognized for their achievements. The Higher Education and Training (HET) Wildlife Area Management Qualification students, who...
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Crowning Another Successful Year
25 Nov 2015
SA College for Tourism (SACT) ended its Crystal Anniversary Year on a high note on Friday, 20 November, when it celebrated the graduation of 89 young women and 16 young men from rural...
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EU Partners With SA College For Tourism To Empower Women In Job Creation Iniiative
11 Nov 2015
The European Union (EU) Delegation to South Africa has undertaken to support the SA College for Tourism (SACT) until May 2018, with financing of close to €700 000 over three years.
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Chemucane Community Students Trained
27 Oct 2015
Altogether 18 members of the Chemucane community in Mozambique have been specially trained to work at the community’s 22-bed lodge, from which about 980 people will benefit. Ms Nonhlanhla Zwalaka, an SA College...
