Physical

Adventure &
Eco-Tourism

As part of the Adventure and Eco-Tourism module, students will be tackling the more extreme side of sporting disciplines from rock climbing, mountain biking, white water rafting, and practical pistol shooting.

In action, each of these sports are a physical endeavour, but in achieving the goal students will be faced with overcoming a state of mind, conquering their fears, and developing a passion for life through adventure.

Techniques and basic skills will be taught on campus, whilst travel to locations such as Matopos National Park, Blyde River Canyon, Kruger National Park and Victoria Falls will take place for the “real thing”.

Health &
Fitness

Consistent personal training sessions will take place each morning throughout the course, involving aerobic exercise, risistance and weight training, and weight training. A variety of sports will also be available throughout the course, including orienteering, bow hunting, and cycling. The Quest Campus located on the Quiet Waters Nature Reserve makes extensive use of the Falcon College sporting amenities. Additionally, Quest students will have access to various sports facilities at Falcon College, including rugby, hockey, tennis, squash, swimming, and basketball.

Specific training will include
+ Aerobic exercise
+ Resistance and weight training

Medical
Emergency

Students will complete both a basic and advanced medical emergency course, with special attention given to emergencies in an outdoors environment and less-accessible locations. This will be a very practical orientated course with scenarios applied closely resembling real-life situations. The medical emergency course will be a fun but at times extremely serious section of the course. Students who fail this course will be required to rewrite.