16/04/2025
Our Junior Guide, Isack Mgonda after completion of First Aid course with First Aid Africa.
This course covered the following
*What is first aid
*Who is a first aider
*3P's ( Roles of first aider)
*Importance of first aid
*4B's - 1. Breathing (Unconscious casualty & CPR)
2. Bleeding (Minor bleeding, Major bleeding & Catastrophic bleeding, head injury, embedded object, hypovolemic shock, and nose bleeding )
3. Bones ( Upper limb fracture, lower limb fracture, dislocation, sprains and strains, neck injury, and spinal code injury)
4. Burns ( Six principles of burns and treatment)
*Altitude sickness ( Mountain sickness, High altitude cerebral edema, high altitude pulmonary edemap
*Evacuation to the hospital by using Carry sheet, stretcher and evacuation without stretcher or carry sheet)
This is a part of our ongoing program to equip our crew with the necessary skills to provide exceptional service to our clients, Our very office is pleased to announce the next steps in our training schedule.
We are planning to introduce an English language course specifically designed for some of our porters. This training is expected to commence shortly after Easter and will run for a duration of couple of weeks before starting new peak season.
In addition, we will be enrolling one of our guides in the Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course this April. This training is critical in enhancing our team’s ability to respond effectively to emergencies in the field.
As part of our commitment to professional development, we typically contribute 50% of the course fees, with the remaining balance covered by the trainees.
These training programs are a vital part of our mission, as we take pride to our clients in delivering our services through a well-trained and certified crew.
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