1. Passport Size Photo.Video Recording: Salome's Best Slide: Births in Secluded Places.
2. Contact Details:
a. P.O. Box: 12582, Arusha Tanzania.
b. Phone: +255 763 897149
c. E-mail: sajomu87@yahoo.com
3. Comments:
Salome joined PROTS seven months ago and she has a lot of energy and really looking forward to great achievements at PROTS.
We are not going to let her down.
She promised us she will work hard and we promised her she will get employed.
Salome did not take time to start!
Her recent achievement is a successful field trips with tourists where she was highly recommended by the tour leaders as a professional and competent guide.
We have published some photographs that explains it all.
She is looking forward to her graduation soon.
We are not going to let her down.
She promised us she will work hard and we promised her she will get employed.
Salome did not take time to start!
Her recent achievement is a successful field trips with tourists where she was highly recommended by the tour leaders as a professional and competent guide.
We have published some photographs that explains it all.
She is looking forward to her graduation soon.
4. Resume/CV:
CURRICULUM VITAE (C V)
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION:
· First Name : Salome
· Middle Name: Joseph
· Last Name: Muna
· Nationality: Tanzanian
· Birth Date: 27th July 1987
· Marital Status: Single
· Sex: Female
· Full Physical/Resident Address
Name: Salome Joseph
Box: 12582 Arusha
E-Mail: sajomu87@yahoo.com
Phone: +255 763 897149
Web Page: www.protschool.blogsport.com
Direct Link: http://protschool.blogspot.com/2009/10/149.html
2. EDUCATION:
· 2010- 2011: Advance Certificate in professional tour guiding and leadership (PROTS
· 2005-2008: Certificate of O’ level Education from Secondary School.
· 1998-2004: Certificate of Primary Education from Primary School.
3. WORK EXPERIENCE:
· I worked for six month as assistant Nurse at St. Gasper Hospital
4. FIELD EXPERIENCE:
· I went on field trip to Oldonyo Sapuk
5. CAREER OBJECTIVE:
Driver Guide
6. LANGUAGES:
· Kiswahili
· English
7. HOBBIES:
· Birds Watching, Wildlife Documentaries, Watching Soaps
8. REFERENCE:
Hamidu
Tour Guide
Phone: +255 334 497
5. Classrooms
a. Photos.
b. Presentations Single & Album:
c. Progressive Lists of General Identifications for Animals, Birds & Plants.
Not supplied yet.
6. Projects:
a. Cover Page.
b. Sample Pages.
Not supplied yet.
7. Safaris & Field Trips:
a. Photos:
b. Reports:
c. Evaluations by Tour Leaders & Tourists.
Salome has a great recommendation written for her by one satisfied tourist, John Torrey. It is a must read and we have published it at the bottom of this page!
Not supplied yet.
8. Tests & Exam Papers:
a. Results:
b. Sample Papers:
More Exam papers are published at the end of this page.
9. Certificate PROTS
a. Certificate.
b. Academic Transcript:
c. Evaluation Reports.
Not supplied yet.
10. Certificates – Others.
a. Certificates from other Colleges – VETA, Computer, etc.
b. Secondary School Leaving Certificates.
c. National Exams Results, etc.
Not supplied yet.
11. Licenses:
a. Driving.
b. Mountain, etc.
Not supplied yet.
12. Letters of Recommendations from Previous Employers, etc.
Not supplied yet.
13. Travel Documents – Passport.
Not supplied yet.
14. Articles:
a. Best Animal, Bird or Plant. Best Field Trip, Park, etc.
Not supplied yet.
Photo: Buffalo after Mud Wallow with Dry Mud:
Salome makes good use of the Body Language when she is explaining a point. This makes her a potential guide who will keep and maintain the attention of his listeners.
Students use our State of the Art equipment to develop their Presentation Skills. The same skills they will be using during their guiding duties. This increases their confidence.
In The following photos, Salome is seen doing her first recording on Photographic Commentaries and her ability to acquire knowledge is great.
Her recording is now available on VHS Tape and she can look at it and make the necessary adjustments in her Presentation Skills.
Or she may share it with her friends and relatives. Next she will be required to record it in English, etc.
Salome will be going home for Easter Holidays and she will be showing her Single to Family and Friends! Don't hesitate to share it with her.
Below: Salome did not hesitate to attempt the first Text that came up as she had just a few days in class. We commend this as a right attitude.
Being a girl, is an advantage to Salome especially during this time of Gender issues. Here at PROTS we doing all we can to see that girls are given every priority to benefit from this global trend of Gender.
Recommendation by John Torrey:
My name is John Torrey and I am an American university student who visited Tanzania in the summer of 2010. Although I was living in Bagamoyo, I took a one-week trip up to Arusha to visit my good friend, and student at the Professional Tour Guide School, Michael John Uisso. When I arrived in Arusha, Michael introduced me to his good friends Salome Joseph and Leonard Kivuyo who are also studying at the school. These three future tour guides made my time in Arusha amazing - filled with so much fun, learning, friendship, and adventure! Michael, Salome, and Leonard are some of the kindest, friendliest, and most fun people I know. They were incredibly hospitable to me throughout my stay. Michael joked to me that my enjoyment was "his religion," but he certainly acted as though it was! Michael, Salome and Leonard hung out with me throughout my stay, showing me nice places to eat and good places to go in Arusha. My visit with them culminated on the weekend when they took me on a day
hike in the foothills of Mt. Meru and gave me a town tour of Arusha the next day. My three guides had planned out a wonderful Saturday for the four of us. We hiked up into the beautiful hills on the outskirts of the city and went all the way to a remote Maasai village where I had the privilege of entering a Maasai boma and drinking "chai" (tea) with its occupants. My guides told me all about the Maasai culture and lifestyle. It was absolutely fascinating to hear and see the completely different way of life lived by Maasai. I felt very privileged to experience it and to have three wonderful tour guides (one of whom, Leonard, is Maasai himself) teach me about their traditional life. After the Boma, my guides took me hiking through some absolutely beautiful countryside (with striking views of Mt. Meru throughout), up a stream, to an amazing waterfall. The waterfall must have been at least forty meters tall and it was breathtaking to see. My guides explained that the waterfall w
as the source of all the drinking water in Arusha. After hanging out for a while at the falls, we made the long hike home - it had been an incredible day. The next day, Michael, Salome, and Leonard gave me a city tour of Arusha. We saw the Uhuru Torch Monument and my guides told me all about the incredible significance of that place in the history of Tanzania. We went to the nearby museum where I learned a great amount about Tanzanian history. When I had questions, Michael, Salome, and Leonard were able to answer them very well! After the museum we had lunch and then took a trip to an enormous Maasai market. This was fascinating for me to see, and my guides again explained what I was seeing to me and helped me to appreciate how Maasai people live.
I really cannot praise enough the incredibly fun weekend that Michael, Salome, and Leonard created for me. All three of them are so warm, kind, and fun - and they are also wonderfully knowledgeable and did a great job of making the amazing sights around Arusha come alive for me! While we were hiking, for instance, Salome was able to identify and tell me about every bird we saw, and Leonard pointed out various plants that Maasai use in traditional medicine. Michael knows an incredible amount about Tanzanian history and politics, which greatly expanded my perspective on the subject. After having spent a week with them, I count Michael, Salome, and Leonard as dear friends. I very highly recommend all three of them as guides, and as great people to know in general. Being shown around by them made my Arusha stay amazing and I am so very fortunate to have met them. I give them all top marks in guiding skills and I know that they will all become amazing professional tour guides!
Photo Album:
hike in the foothills of Mt. Meru and gave me a town tour of Arusha the next day. My three guides had planned out a wonderful Saturday for the four of us. We hiked up into the beautiful hills on the outskirts of the city and went all the way to a remote Maasai village where I had the privilege of entering a Maasai boma and drinking "chai" (tea) with its occupants. My guides told me all about the Maasai culture and lifestyle. It was absolutely fascinating to hear and see the completely different way of life lived by Maasai. I felt very privileged to experience it and to have three wonderful tour guides (one of whom, Leonard, is Maasai himself) teach me about their traditional life. After the Boma, my guides took me hiking through some absolutely beautiful countryside (with striking views of Mt. Meru throughout), up a stream, to an amazing waterfall. The waterfall must have been at least forty meters tall and it was breathtaking to see. My guides explained that the waterfall w
as the source of all the drinking water in Arusha. After hanging out for a while at the falls, we made the long hike home - it had been an incredible day. The next day, Michael, Salome, and Leonard gave me a city tour of Arusha. We saw the Uhuru Torch Monument and my guides told me all about the incredible significance of that place in the history of Tanzania. We went to the nearby museum where I learned a great amount about Tanzanian history. When I had questions, Michael, Salome, and Leonard were able to answer them very well! After the museum we had lunch and then took a trip to an enormous Maasai market. This was fascinating for me to see, and my guides again explained what I was seeing to me and helped me to appreciate how Maasai people live.
I really cannot praise enough the incredibly fun weekend that Michael, Salome, and Leonard created for me. All three of them are so warm, kind, and fun - and they are also wonderfully knowledgeable and did a great job of making the amazing sights around Arusha come alive for me! While we were hiking, for instance, Salome was able to identify and tell me about every bird we saw, and Leonard pointed out various plants that Maasai use in traditional medicine. Michael knows an incredible amount about Tanzanian history and politics, which greatly expanded my perspective on the subject. After having spent a week with them, I count Michael, Salome, and Leonard as dear friends. I very highly recommend all three of them as guides, and as great people to know in general. Being shown around by them made my Arusha stay amazing and I am so very fortunate to have met them. I give them all top marks in guiding skills and I know that they will all become amazing professional tour guides!
Photo Album:
Welcome to Page 149 for Salome Joseph Muna.
1. Passport Size Photo.2. Contact Details:
a. P.O. Box: 12582, Arusha Tanzania.
b. Phone: +255 763 897149
c. E-mail: sajomu87@yahoo.com
3. Comments:
Comments: Miss Salome Joseph Muna joined this college with an advantage of being a mature person by having been exposed to some leadership duties and responsibilities at her former employment as an assistant nurse. This gave her a good starting point and no wonder she excelled in Outdoor Leadership & Wilderness Survival Skills. (First Aid). Salome did not waste time in showing her potential. She was among the first pioneers who came forward to record in our new Competence-Based Photographic Commentaries. Her recording proved just how good she is in Presentations, a very vital skill in Tour Guiding. She went ahead making progress in acquiring knowledge and skills. While at PROTS she guided several tourist groups to national parks and scored very high recommendations. See her Blog.
In order to graduate in the Advanced Category, Salome worked on one project – Animal Comprehensive Details and made a great job of it. Her compilation is superb with plenty of details that she will use during her Professional Guiding Duties. Her project is a readable and well arranged compilation.
Salome loves birds and her second project was on Birds Identifications with 321 Species of Birds she can accurately identify – (minimum 300) This proves her potential for becoming a Professional Birding Guide.
Her Information File has about 456 items (minimum 500) and it is well written and arranged alphabetically for easy reference. This makes her an informative guide. All these prove her competence. Her Communication Skills makes her a perfect choice for most customer care tasks.
By her graduation she has attained enough Skills, Knowledge, Attitude and Performance. We highly recommend her. 4. Resume/CV:
CURRICULUM VITAE (C V)
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION:
· First Name : Salome
· Middle Name: Joseph
· Last Name: Muna
· Nationality: Tanzanian
· Birth Date: 27th July 1987
· Marital Status: Single
· Sex: Female
· Full Physical/Resident Address
Name: Salome Joseph
Box: 12582 Arusha
E-Mail: sajomu87@yahoo.com
Phone: +255 763 897149
Web Page: www.protschool.blogsport.com
Direct Link: http://protschool.blogspot.com/2009/10/149.html
2. EDUCATION:
· 2010- 2011: Advance Certificate in professional tour guiding and leadership (PROTS
· 2005-2008: Certificate of O’ level Education from Secondary School.
· 1998-2004: Certificate of Primary Education from Primary School.
3. WORK EXPERIENCE:
· I worked for six month as assistant Nurse at St. Gasper Hospital
4. FIELD EXPERIENCE:
· I went on field trip to Oldonyo Sapuk
5. CAREER OBJECTIVE:
Driver Guide
6. LANGUAGES:
· Kiswahili
· English
7. HOBBIES:
· Birds Watching, Wildlife Documentaries, Watching Soaps
8. REFERENCE:
Hamidu
Tour Guide
Phone: +255 334 497
5. Classrooms
a. Photos.
b. Presentations Single & Album:
c. Progressive Lists of General Identifications for Animals, Birds & Plants.
Not supplied yet.
6. Projects:
a. Cover Page.
b. Sample Pages.
Not supplied yet.
7. Safaris & Field Trips:
a. Photos:
b. Reports:
c. Evaluations by Tour Leaders & Tourists.
Salome has a great recommendation written for her by one satisfied tourist, John Torrey. It is a must read and we have published it at the bottom of this page!
Not supplied yet.
8. Tests & Exam Papers:
a. Results:
b. Sample Papers:
More Exam papers are published at the end of this page. 9. Certificate PROTS
a. Certificate.
b. Academic Transcript:
c. Evaluation Reports.
Not supplied yet.
10. Certificates – Others.
a. Certificates from other Colleges – VETA, Computer, etc.
b. Secondary School Leaving Certificates.
c. National Exams Results, etc.
Not supplied yet.
11. Licenses:
a. Driving.
b. Mountain, etc.
Not supplied yet.
12. Letters of Recommendations from Previous Employers, etc.
Not supplied yet.
13. Travel Documents – Passport.
Not supplied yet.
14. Articles:
a. Best Animal, Bird or Plant. Best Field Trip, Park, etc.
Not supplied yet.
Photo: Buffalo after Mud Wallow with Dry Mud:
Salome makes good use of the Body Language when she is explaining a point. This makes her a potential guide who will keep and maintain the attention of his listeners.
Students use our State of the Art equipment to develop their Presentation Skills. The same skills they will be using during their guiding duties. This increases their confidence.
In The following photos, Salome is seen doing her first recording on Photographic Commentaries and her ability to acquire knowledge is great.
Her recording is now available on VHS Tape and she can look at it and make the necessary adjustments in her Presentation Skills.
Or she may share it with her friends and relatives. Next she will be required to record it in English, etc.
Salome will be going home for Easter Holidays and she will be showing her Single to Family and Friends! Don't hesitate to share it with her.
Below: Salome did not hesitate to attempt the first Text that came up as she had just a few days in class. We commend this as a right attitude.
Being a girl, is an advantage to Salome especially during this time of Gender issues. Here at PROTS we doing all we can to see that girls are given every priority to benefit from this global trend of Gender.
Recommendation by John Torrey:
My name is John Torrey and I am an American university student who visited Tanzania in the summer of 2010. Although I was living in Bagamoyo, I took a one-week trip up to Arusha to visit my good friend, and student at the Professional Tour Guide School, Michael John Uisso. When I arrived in Arusha, Michael introduced me to his good friends Salome Joseph and Leonard Kivuyo who are also studying at the school. These three future tour guides made my time in Arusha amazing - filled with so much fun, learning, friendship, and adventure! Michael, Salome, and Leonard are some of the kindest, friendliest, and most fun people I know. They were incredibly hospitable to me throughout my stay. Michael joked to me that my enjoyment was "his religion," but he certainly acted as though it was! Michael, Salome and Leonard hung out with me throughout my stay, showing me nice places to eat and good places to go in Arusha. My visit with them culminated on the weekend when they took me on a day
hike in the foothills of Mt. Meru and gave me a town tour of Arusha the next day. My three guides had planned out a wonderful Saturday for the four of us. We hiked up into the beautiful hills on the outskirts of the city and went all the way to a remote Maasai village where I had the privilege of entering a Maasai boma and drinking "chai" (tea) with its occupants. My guides told me all about the Maasai culture and lifestyle. It was absolutely fascinating to hear and see the completely different way of life lived by Maasai. I felt very privileged to experience it and to have three wonderful tour guides (one of whom, Leonard, is Maasai himself) teach me about their traditional life. After the Boma, my guides took me hiking through some absolutely beautiful countryside (with striking views of Mt. Meru throughout), up a stream, to an amazing waterfall. The waterfall must have been at least forty meters tall and it was breathtaking to see. My guides explained that the waterfall w
as the source of all the drinking water in Arusha. After hanging out for a while at the falls, we made the long hike home - it had been an incredible day. The next day, Michael, Salome, and Leonard gave me a city tour of Arusha. We saw the Uhuru Torch Monument and my guides told me all about the incredible significance of that place in the history of Tanzania. We went to the nearby museum where I learned a great amount about Tanzanian history. When I had questions, Michael, Salome, and Leonard were able to answer them very well! After the museum we had lunch and then took a trip to an enormous Maasai market. This was fascinating for me to see, and my guides again explained what I was seeing to me and helped me to appreciate how Maasai people live.
I really cannot praise enough the incredibly fun weekend that Michael, Salome, and Leonard created for me. All three of them are so warm, kind, and fun - and they are also wonderfully knowledgeable and did a great job of making the amazing sights around Arusha come alive for me! While we were hiking, for instance, Salome was able to identify and tell me about every bird we saw, and Leonard pointed out various plants that Maasai use in traditional medicine. Michael knows an incredible amount about Tanzanian history and politics, which greatly expanded my perspective on the subject. After having spent a week with them, I count Michael, Salome, and Leonard as dear friends. I very highly recommend all three of them as guides, and as great people to know in general. Being shown around by them made my Arusha stay amazing and I am so very fortunate to have met them. I give them all top marks in guiding skills and I know that they will all become amazing professional tour guides!
Photo Album:
hike in the foothills of Mt. Meru and gave me a town tour of Arusha the next day. My three guides had planned out a wonderful Saturday for the four of us. We hiked up into the beautiful hills on the outskirts of the city and went all the way to a remote Maasai village where I had the privilege of entering a Maasai boma and drinking "chai" (tea) with its occupants. My guides told me all about the Maasai culture and lifestyle. It was absolutely fascinating to hear and see the completely different way of life lived by Maasai. I felt very privileged to experience it and to have three wonderful tour guides (one of whom, Leonard, is Maasai himself) teach me about their traditional life. After the Boma, my guides took me hiking through some absolutely beautiful countryside (with striking views of Mt. Meru throughout), up a stream, to an amazing waterfall. The waterfall must have been at least forty meters tall and it was breathtaking to see. My guides explained that the waterfall w
as the source of all the drinking water in Arusha. After hanging out for a while at the falls, we made the long hike home - it had been an incredible day. The next day, Michael, Salome, and Leonard gave me a city tour of Arusha. We saw the Uhuru Torch Monument and my guides told me all about the incredible significance of that place in the history of Tanzania. We went to the nearby museum where I learned a great amount about Tanzanian history. When I had questions, Michael, Salome, and Leonard were able to answer them very well! After the museum we had lunch and then took a trip to an enormous Maasai market. This was fascinating for me to see, and my guides again explained what I was seeing to me and helped me to appreciate how Maasai people live.
I really cannot praise enough the incredibly fun weekend that Michael, Salome, and Leonard created for me. All three of them are so warm, kind, and fun - and they are also wonderfully knowledgeable and did a great job of making the amazing sights around Arusha come alive for me! While we were hiking, for instance, Salome was able to identify and tell me about every bird we saw, and Leonard pointed out various plants that Maasai use in traditional medicine. Michael knows an incredible amount about Tanzanian history and politics, which greatly expanded my perspective on the subject. After having spent a week with them, I count Michael, Salome, and Leonard as dear friends. I very highly recommend all three of them as guides, and as great people to know in general. Being shown around by them made my Arusha stay amazing and I am so very fortunate to have met them. I give them all top marks in guiding skills and I know that they will all become amazing professional tour guides!
Photo Album:
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