uShaka Sea World is on the hunt for volunteers
uShaka will be holding two presentations in the uShaka Sea World Education Centre on Thursday, 30 January and again on Tuesday, 4 February.
![Lead herpetologist at the South African Association for Marine Biological Research (SAAMBR) at uShaka Marine World, Carl Schloms with one of the bullfrogs who will be part of the exhibition.](https://images.caxton.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2019/02/08shfrog3-Copy.jpg)
IF you are between 18 and 70 years old, have time on your hands and are interested in marine conservation, you could join uShaka Sea World Education team’s group of dedicated education volunteers.
uShaka will be hosting presentations where members of the public will be afforded the opportunity to view the type of work undertaken by the education volunteers, and learn about the on-site training available. They will also be able to meet the staff.
This will be the ideal platform to ask questions and decide whether contributing to marine conservation by volunteering in the education department, is something for you.
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You do not need any prior qualifications to join the team as full training will be provided – all that is required is a passion for the environment combined with a love of teaching and sharing.
To find out more, uShaka will be holding two presentations in the uShaka Sea World Education Centre on Thursday, 30 January and again on Tuesday, 4 February, starting at 10am.
Contact Kathy Drummond during office hours on 031 328 8192 or email: kdrummond@seaworld.org.za to let her know which date you can make it.
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