Karamoja Guides for Uganda Tour Guide Training Assessors – Two years ago we founded the Karamoja Tourism Academy and relied heavily on people from other regions to assess our students. Today we’re celebrating the graduation of our very own Karamoja Guides for Tour Guide Training Assessors.
We are super proud of our team of guides who have been working tirelessly ever since we started. Working to ensure an unforgettable experience for each and every guest visiting Uganda’s Karamoja Land. True ambassadors.
The training
Uganda government and Its Belgian development partner Enabel, are seriously investing in developing tourism in Uganda with emphasis on knowledge and skills of the tourism workforce including tour guides.
In the nearby future, for quality insurance, all service providers in the tourism sector must legally be certified by Uganda’s Directorate of Industrial Training certified assessors and licensed by Uganda Tourism Board.
Assessors
The Kara-Tunga tour guides are the first experienced tour guides from the Karamoja region in Northeast Uganda and part of the development of the Karamoja Tourism Academy.
Due to this training, Kara-Tunga is able to continue its mission to build community-lead tourism sector with capacity within the region.
Watch the award winning documentary “Ateker” about reuniting people across borders in South Sudan, Karamoja Uganda, Turkana Kenya and Ethiopia. The documentary makers aim at fostering peace, preserving our cultural heritage and promoting cross-border tourism.
Karamoja Uganda’s Land of Warrior Nomads – National Geographic photographer David Pluth made his first trip to Karamoja and Kidepo Valley National Park in early 1997. It started as a simple picture book and got completely out of hand.
So energised after finally meeting Giorgio Andrian together with Catholic Diocese Moroto who are spearheading the designation process of Matheniko Wildlife Reserve and Mount Moroto into UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve.
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Karamoja Guides for Uganda Tour Guide Training Assessors
Karamoja Guides for Uganda Tour Guide Training Assessors – Two years ago we founded the Karamoja Tourism Academy and relied heavily on people from other regions to assess our students. Today we’re celebrating the graduation of our very own Karamoja Guides for Tour Guide Training Assessors.
We are super proud of our team of guides who have been working tirelessly ever since we started. Working to ensure an unforgettable experience for each and every guest visiting Uganda’s Karamoja Land. True ambassadors.
The training
Uganda government and Its Belgian development partner Enabel, are seriously investing in developing tourism in Uganda with emphasis on knowledge and skills of the tourism workforce including tour guides.
In the nearby future, for quality insurance, all service providers in the tourism sector must legally be certified by Uganda’s Directorate of Industrial Training certified assessors and licensed by Uganda Tourism Board.
Assessors
The Kara-Tunga tour guides are the first experienced tour guides from the Karamoja region in Northeast Uganda and part of the development of the Karamoja Tourism Academy.
Due to this training, Kara-Tunga is able to continue its mission to build community-lead tourism sector with capacity within the region.
Learn more about the Karamoja Tourism Academy.
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