The camp is adjacent to Falcon College which has a full time trained nurse and ambulance facilities for transfer to Bulawayo. Arrangements are in place to handle any emergencies. Be assured that the utmost care is taken when doing extreme activities. Instructors are responsible for the safety of each student.
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What certification will I receive at Quest?
Participants will receive various diplomas and certificates throughout the program for subjects such as welding and plumbing. The Quest diploma itself, will be the overriding certification which will become highly marketable amongst the Southern African hunting, travel and tourism industries as well as more mainstream careers such as construction and mechanics. Each participant will build a portfolio of evidence during their time at Quest which will be available for SA accreditation purposes as well as potential employees.
What is the cost of the programme?
2025 Prices:
Mixed Core: International $11,450, SADC US$ 9,695
Men’s Core: International US$18,000, SADC $16,150
LifeCamp: International US$5,950, SADC $5,500
What you get and lots more!
- Food & Accommodation
- Professional Instructors for the different accumens
- Education in photography, mechanics, electrics, construction, media, cooking, public speaking, leadership, etiquette, plumbing, design, mining, welding, writing & many more
- Daily Personal Training
- Trips to many locations inside Zimbabwe, with one cross-border expedition to Malawi, Mozambique or Botswana.
- The use of all facilities at Falcon College
- A Quest Diploma
What about smoking and drinking?
Quest is designed for young adults and you will be treated as such. It is, however, also expected of you to act responsibly and with respect for both your team mates and the program leader and lecturers.. Should you wish to smoke, that is your choice and you will not be stopped although there will be many times when smoking is not permitted such as during lectures. Drugs and alcohol abuse will not be tolerated and could result in you being asked to leave the program without remuneration.
Where do students come from?
From all over the world. In the past 5 years, the mix of students has included young men and women from Zimbabwe, Switzerland, UK, Tanzania, Zambia, Mauritius, Namibia, France, Netherlands, Germany, Dubai, Qatar, Congo, Bahrain, Australia, Hong Kong and the USA, with the majority from South Africa.
Can I get into Zimbabwe?
Absolutely! Despite the portrayal in the media, it’s important to note that this African country is indeed a safe destination. Depending on the participant’s country of origin, visas may be required, and the Quest team takes care of arranging the necessary student visas. However, it’s worth mentioning that obtaining these visas does involve a certain amount of paperwork, which the Quest team will guide and assist participants with.