Job Overview Safari JOBS is searching for a seasoned field professional to step into a prestigious Head Instructor/Facilitator role with a global leader in nature‑based training. This is a high‑level appointment where you will master the art of mentorship, overseeing the daily rhythms of a camp while ensuring the highest standards of field delivery and student development. Located in the iconic, unfenced wilderness areas of Limpopo and Mpumalanga, you will be the primary custodian of a remote training camp. Responsibilities Deliver professional, immersive, and inspirational training aligned with company curriculum. Plan and facilitate daily camp‑based activities, including lectures, practical field sessions, assessments, and evaluations. Ensure all academic records, assessments, moderation requirements, and reporting are completed accurately and time‑wise. Uphold academic integrity and ensure compliance with FGASA, SAQA/NQF, and internal company standards. Overall responsibility for the effective day‑to‑day management of a remote training camp. Oversee camp infrastructure, vehicles, equipment, and general maintenance requirements. Full responsibility for firearms and ammunition management in line with South African legislation, including safe handling, storage, maintenance, and record‑keeping. Liaise with reserve management and landowners regarding operational and training‑related matters. Line‑manage Camp Coordinators and oversee support staff (cooks, cleaners, general workers). Mentorship and development of students, interns, and junior instructors. Contribute actively to EcoTraining’s long‑term strategy of instructor development and industry upliftment. Qualifications Clear criminal record. Excellent employment track record – references will be verified. Excellent English fluency & literacy. Minimum of 10 years professional guiding experience within Southern Africa. Valid Professional Field and Trails Guide qualification and registration (FGASA aligned). Proven experience delivering training and assessments in a field‑based environment. Experience working within high‑end safari or conservation operations. Qualifications: NQF Level4 Nature Guide (or higher) / FGASA Professional Field and Trails Guide (or close to it) / VPDA qualification / Current Advanced Rifle Handling certificate. Valid Professional Driving Permit (PrDP). Working knowledge of South African wildlife legislation, safety standards, and best practice. Strong leadership presence with the ability to mentor and inspire. Excellent communication, facilitation, and interpersonal skills. High levels of professionalism, accountability, and integrity. Passion for conservation, education, and the development of future guides. Ability to lead by example and consistently uphold the company values. Benefits Competitive / negotiable CTC package. Accommodation provided – single tented accommodation with communal ablutions. 3 meals per day. Uniform. Discretionary bonus incentive based on personal and company performance. Work cycle: 6 weeks on, 2 weeks off (subject to change based on operational requirements). Time off accrues as follows – Days off: 1.5 days off for every 5.5 days worked. Annual leave: 1 day for every 17 days worked. Application Process All appointments are subject to an initial 3 month probation period. First interview will be via telephone or other virtual means, unless in close proximity of either Hoedspruit or Nelspruit. Second interview will be conducted in either Hoedspruit or Nelspruit. Please submit your CV, a recent ID, copies of relevant qualifications/certificates, and contactable references. Written reference letters to be included if available. We sincerely value every application submitted. While only shortlisted candidates who meet the role requirements will be contacted, you are most welcome to follow our advertising and social media platforms for future opportunities that may better align with your profile. #J-18808-Ljbffr