Job description
luxury 5-star hospitality destination that blends premium guest services with world-class conservation initiatives .We look for passionate, committed, and hardworking professionals to join our team in delivering unforgettable luxury bush experiences while actively supporting our wildlife protection missions Your Role & Responsibilities As our Trails Guide, your primary goal is to provide an all-encompassing, safe, and premium wildlife experience tailored to the specific needs of each guest Your primary tasks will include: Conduct guided walking safaris and game drives in a safe, engaging, and highly informative manner Interpret local ecology, wildlife behaviour, birdlife, and environmental features knowledgeably for guests Maintain open, fluid communication with Lodge Managers regarding all guest movements, preferences, and concerns Ensure complete safety protocols are followed for guests, staff, and reserve animals at all times Manage the timeous, conscientious care and maintenance of all game viewing vehicles and specialized guiding equipment Participate actively in reserve research programs, ecosystem monitoring, and hands-on conservation activities Collaborate closely with Front of House teams and lodge staff to constantly uphold the reserve’s 5-star service standard Requirements Work Experience & Skills Experience: Minimum of 5 years of active experience working as a professional Guide Driving Licence: Valid driver’s license with 4x4 driving experience and a Public Driver's Permit (PrDP) Core Certifications: Valid Advanced Rifle Handling (ARH) and a FGASA Level 1 Certificate (minimum) Legal Registration: Must be officially registered with NDT First Aid: Valid First Aid Level 1 Education: Grade 12 Certificate is required Full Trails Guide Qualification Benefits Accommodation: live-in accommodation provided on-site.
Meals & Amenities: All meals on duty, electricity, and uniform laundry services Standard Work Cycle: Usually operates on a remote roster, typically 6 weeks on duty followed by 2 weeks off, with around 21 days of annual leave.