Field Guide – Clanwilliam, Western Cape

Hospitality and Outdoor

Starting Date: 1 month will be respected

Establishment: Game Lodge

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A luxury Field Guide opportunity is available at a high-end wilderness reserve and wellness retreat in the Western Cape , within the hospitality and luxury lodge industry. This role is ideal for a professional Guide with strong knowledge of Western Cape fauna, flora and cultural interpretation, who can deliver memorable guest experiences in a remote wilderness environment. The successful Field Guide will join the guiding department and will be responsible for safe, engaging and environmentally responsible guest activities across the reserve.

Job Requirements Valid driver’s license and PDP. Valid First Aid Certificate. DEAT registration in the Western Cape. FGASA Level 1 Field Guide qualification. Preferably 2 years’ previous experience as a Field Guide. Strong knowledge of Western Cape fauna and flora. Knowledge of Bushman paintings will be advantageous. Excellent English communication and interpersonal skills. Working knowledge of ecology, ethno-botany, archaeology, geology, night sky, climate and first aid. Basic ability to identify major tracks and signs. Ability to safely operate a canoe, re-curve bow and arrow, mountain bike, telescope, fly-fishing equipment and 4 x 4 vehicle. Basic 4 x 4 maintenance skills. A good knowledge of guiding in a luxury lodge environment. Responsible for guest safety, comfort and enjoyment during all guided activities. Must be committed to low-impact, environmentally responsible guiding practices. Package Market-related remuneration, dependent on experience. Free self-catering shared on-site accommodation. 50% Discovery Medical Aid or medical consultation. Provident Fund at 7.5%. Laundry and Wi-Fi included. Work cycle: 24 days on and 8 days off.

Start Date: To be confirmed.

Western Cape R8400 - R9500 R / Month

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