Sky Diving Africa : HOW TO GET STARTED
1. Meet the prerequisites: To become a Certified Sky Dive Instructor in Africa, you must meet certain prerequisites. These include being at least 18 years old, having a valid skydiving license, having a minimum number of jumps (usually around 500), and having completed a First Aid/CPR course.
2. Choose a training organization: There are several training organizations that offer certification for skydiving instructors in Africa. Do your research and choose one that is reputable and suits your needs. Here are some of the top organizations:
- The South African Parachute Association (SAPA)
- The Egyptian Parachuting and Air Sports Federation (EPASF)
- The Zimbabwe Parachute Association (ZPA)
- The Kenyan Parachute Association (KPA)
- The Tanzanian Parachute Association (TPA)
These organizations offer comprehensive training courses that cover all aspects of skydiving instruction, including safety protocols, teaching techniques, and emergency procedures. They also provide ongoing support and resources to help instructors stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the industry.
3. Complete the training course: Once you've chosen a training organization, you'll need to complete their training course. This will involve both classroom and practical instruction, and will cover topics such as teaching techniques, safety procedures, and emergency protocols.
4. Pass the exams: After completing the training course, you'll need to pass a series of exams to demonstrate your knowledge and skills. These may include written tests, practical assessments, and oral interviews.
5. Gain experience: Once you've passed the exams and received your certification, it's important to gain experience as a skydiving instructor. Work with experienced instructors and continue to learn and improve your skills.
6. Maintain your certification: To remain a Certified Sky Dive Instructor in Africa, you'll need to meet certain requirements for continuing education and certification renewal. Stay up-to-date with industry developments and safety protocols to ensure you're always providing the best possible instruction to your students.
*This is only a general guide and it is essential to do your own research before beginning your activities or training.
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