Wildlife Tourism College, Maasai Mara

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Wildlife Tourism College, Maasai Mara We are a premier learning institution offering cutting edge courses, based in the Maasai Mara. Cultural studies
French language among many others.

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https://youtube.com/?si=RGoHUMbNg9wBD2ui Koiyaki Guiding School is a community initiative of the former Lemek Wildlife Trust.It is located in Koiyaki Location, Mara Division, Narok south District on the Northern end of the Great Serengeti-Mara Wildebeest migration route. While at the guiding school, students undergo training in various modules such as:-
Mammology
Ornithology
Marine ecology
Tourism geography and history.

Happy International Teachers’ Day!Today, we celebrate the dedicated trainers and educators at WTC who inspire, mentor, a...
05/10/2026

Happy International Teachers’ Day!

Today, we celebrate the dedicated trainers and educators at WTC who inspire, mentor, and equip the next generation of hospitality and tourism professionals.

Your knowledge shapes careers, your guidance builds confidence, and your passion keeps learning alive. Thank you for making a difference every day.

Happy International Teachers’ Day to our incredible WTC Instructors!

A great opportunity it was to share, learn, and connect as we remain committed to strengthening community-led conservati...
30/09/2026

A great opportunity it was to share, learn, and connect as we remain committed to strengthening community-led conservation, sustainable livelihoods, and knowledge exchange across Kenya.

WTC students came together for an environmental clean-up exercise, putting into practice the values of responsible touri...
28/09/2026

WTC students came together for an environmental clean-up exercise, putting into practice the values of responsible tourism, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. Beyond exploring and enjoying destinations, tourism also carries a responsibility to protect the natural environments and communities that make these destinations special.
Through this initiative, our students demonstrated that sustainable tourism begins with simple actions keeping our surroundings clean, caring for nature, and inspiring others to take responsibility for the places we call home.
As we conclude World Tourism Week, we celebrate our students for being not only future tourism professionals, but also ambassadors of conservation and responsible tourism.

The assignment: Learn. Explore. Have fun. Repeat! 😚WTC students took their classroom knowledge into the field, connectin...
14/09/2026

The assignment: Learn. Explore. Have fun. Repeat! 😚

WTC students took their classroom knowledge into the field, connecting theory with real-world experiences at the Nairobi Safari Walk and Nairobi Orphanage. From observing wildlife and gaining practical insights to interacting, asking questions, sharing experiences, and enjoying each other’s company, every moment became part of the learning journey.

Because at WTC, learning doesn’t always happen behind a desk! Sometimes it comes with a safari walk, curious minds, big smiles and plenty of laughter.

WTC students are out on their Annual Academic Field Trip, bringing classroom theory to life through real-world field exp...
11/09/2026

WTC students are out on their Annual Academic Field Trip, bringing classroom theory to life through real-world field experiences.

From exploring wildlife, conservation, and nature at Lake Nakuru and Hell’s Gate National Parks to gaining practical exposure to hotel operations at The Encore Hotel ,this gave students an opportunity to merge classroom knowledge with real-world experiences and deepen their understanding beyond the classroom.

Because at WTC, the field is where theory meets experience.

Reflecting on the memorable World Rangers Day 2026 celebrations, we were honoured to have engaged with the dedicated men...
06/08/2026

Reflecting on the memorable World Rangers Day 2026 celebrations, we were honoured to have engaged with the dedicated men and women who work tirelessly to safeguard our wildlife, ecosystems, and natural heritage. Their unwavering courage, professionalism, and commitment to conservation continue to inspire the next generation of conservation leaders. We extend our sincere appreciation to all rangers for their invaluable service and sacrifice in protecting our shared natural resources.

Wildlife Tourism College of Maasai Mara invites applications from qualified, experienced, and results-oriented candidate...
23/07/2026

Wildlife Tourism College of Maasai Mara invites applications from qualified, experienced, and results-oriented candidates for the position of Communication & Marketing Officer (Job Grade G3).

Interested candidates should submit their applications to [email protected].

For further details on the position, qualifications, and application requirements, please visit https://wtcmara.org/jobs/.

📅 Application Deadline: Friday, 7th August 2026.

WTC students recently participated in a three-day intensive First Aid Training conducted by AMREF Flying Doctors , where...
07/07/2026

WTC students recently participated in a three-day intensive First Aid Training conducted by AMREF Flying Doctors , where they gained practical skills in emergency response, casualty assessment, wound management, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and other essential first aid techniques. Through hands-on simulations and expert guidance, the training equipped them with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in emergencies, whether in the workplace, during field activities, or within their communities.

As future professionals in the tourism and hospitality industry, these life-saving competencies are invaluable. At Wildlife Tourism College, we remain committed to producing graduates who are not only academically competent but also equipped with the practical skills needed to safeguard lives, promote safety, and respond effectively in emergency situations wherever their careers take them.

There couldn't have been a better way for WTC students to conclude the week than embarking on an unforgettable education...
03/07/2026

There couldn't have been a better way for WTC students to conclude the week than embarking on an unforgettable educational expedition across some of the most iconic conservation landscapes in the Maasai Mara ecosystem. The journey took them through Mara North Conservancy, Kichwa Tembo by &Beyond, Nyakweri in Kimintet Conservancy, the Mara Triangle, and finally the world-renowned Maasai Mara National Reserve each destination offering a unique perspective on conservation, sustainable tourism, and the remarkable biodiversity that makes Kenya a global wildlife destination.

The educational visit offered students a unique opportunity to bridge theory with practice. As they explored the conservancy, they observed natural ecosystems, discussed conservation efforts, and gained valuable insights into biodiversity, habitat protection, and sustainable tourism. Every trail walked and every observation made strengthened their understanding of the critical role conservancies play in protecting wildlife while supporting local communities.
Beyond the academic experience, the trip encouraged teamwork, curiosity, and a deeper appreciation for our natural heritage. It reinforced the importance of environmental stewardship and inspired students to become ambassadors for conservation in their future careers within the tourism and hospitality industry.

As we conclude the week, our students return with unforgettable memories, practical knowledge, and renewed inspiration to protect the environment they are preparing to serve. At Wildlife Tourism College, we remain committed to providing experiential learning opportunities that nurture skilled professionals and passionate conservation champions.

A classroom full of eager minds gaining the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to thrive in the tourism and hospit...
19/06/2026

A classroom full of eager minds gaining the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to thrive in the tourism and hospitality industry. At WTC, every lesson is an opportunity to learn, grow, and prepare for a successful future.

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