General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Training/certification for guiding	24-Apr-2006 At 10:07:19 PM	manuinthewoods
Message
Hi there, I'm playing with the idea of getting paid to guide climbing trips as I travel. I'd like to do that in Australia and overseas. I assume that I would need some kind of document to proove that I kinda know what I'm doing. I don't have heaps of experience yet, so RPL is not an option. Is it feasable to travel and guide (staying several month at each spot)? What would be the best institution to do the qualification at, in Oz or overseas? Thanks (I've had a look at ACIA and PACI websites, but it's hard to tell which one is worth it, and even less if they are known outside of Australia)

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