Experience Southern Africa for university credit
to Southern Africa. We are now offering university level courses suitable for credit: 12-day 3 credit hours, 17-day 4 credit hours and a 20-day 4.5 credit hours. Courses can be scheduled for any time of year |
add spice to their courses and take their students from within the traditional 4 wall classroom to the world of wonder! We work closely with each instructor to custom design the curriculum to fit what they hope their students will experience. Professors lead their class assisted by local guides and instructors in the host country and, if you wish, an Anir specialist can go with you. |
Independent Study courses offer students the opportunity to join other students from various schools from across North America to study under the tutelage of Anir instructors and guides. |
Southern Africa has one of the longest and richest rock-art traditions in the world. The uKhahlamba Drakensberg region of KwaZulu-Natal is abundant in rock art left behind by the San people. The San, or Bushmen, are among the oldest people in the world. |
Nation, is home to 11 indigenous cultures; the most noted are the Afrikaans/Cape Dutch/Boers, British, Ndebele, San, Xhosa and Zulu. Our rainbow culture course explores the history of the relationship between the arrival of European influences, the migration of Black continental cultural groups and the near extinction of the indigenous peoples. We also explore the history of race relations and the present day successes and cultural issues of the New South Africa. |
Course 1 (12-days 3 credits) takes place in the Western and Eastern Cape Region. Starting in Cape Town (discover the flora of Table Mountain & then and ending in the Tsitsikamma National Forest. Course 2 (17-days 4 credits) also starts in Cape Town and includes the Tsitsikamma National Forest but ends in the Drakensberg Mountains region. Course 3 (20-days 4.5 credits) starts in Cape Town includes the Tsitsikamma National Forest and the Drakensberg Mountains region and ends in Swaziland. Click Here for location Description: |
Course 1(12-days 3 credits) starts in Cape Town and ends in the Drakensberg Mountains region. Course 2(17-days 4 credits) starts in Cape Town includes the Drakensberg Mountains region and ends in Botswana. Click Here for Location Description: |
Course 1(14-days 3 credits) Course 2(18-days 4 credits) Our Animal Eco-Education courses are specially designed based on if participants want to study the Big 5 (elephant, lion, cape water buffalo, rhino, leopard) or focus on the African Elephant. Our Elephant program starts out with a trip to the EARS program at WildThings in Salinas California and then to Chobe National Park, Kasane Botswana. Our Big five program can visit 1 or up to 3 game reserves with guided walking in the wild instruction on all animals, insects and plants, as well as day & night drives Click Here for Location Description: |
Course 1(15-days 4 credits) First week in July We travel to the Eastern Cape Region of South Africa to the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, Click Here for Location Description: |
The Earth is host to more than 400,000 documented species of plant life; 10% of which can be found in South Africa between the Western Cape and KwaZulu- Natal regions. |
Course 1(12-days 3 credits) starts in Cape Town and ends in KwaZulu-Natal, DumaZulu village. Course 2(17-days 4 credits) starts in Cape Town includes DumaZulu Village and then ends in the Drakensberg Mountains region . Click Here for Location Description: |
Course 1(20-days 5 credits) Starts in Cape Town and then students are placed with centers in either the Western or Eastern Cape. |
Course 1(12-days 3 credits) Takes place in Cape Town for the full 12 days |
course includes training in constructive listening how to use our ears - we do not have the answers but in most cases people in crisis just want someone to heal through listening. Students in this area will have an opportunity for practical involvement. |
Region of South Africa to the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, the biggest and most vibrant celebration of South Africa's rich and multi- faceted culture. Days and nights of music, dance, drama, street performers and more... |
remarkable “Rainbow Nation” that it is, was fraught 300 years of prejudice and degradation; but South Africa is now not only a model African nation but a model to the world – Black majority rule, but with Blacks, Whites & Coloureds living together jointly fighting the new apartheid – HIV/AIDS. |
the African Elephant, do you know the other 4 of the Big 5 and why they are called the Big 5? Chobe National Park in Kasane, Botswana is home to over 100,000 African Elephants and 4 of the Big Five – sorry no Rhinos here. Our Elephant study program goes to Chobe, however, for sure viewing of all 5 we travel to an animal rehabilitation and nurturing program in the Mpumalangan province of South Africa. |
Anir Experience
Classrooms without walls
Classrooms without walls
Take yourself out of the traditional classroom and into the ultimate
classroom without walls – experiential learning at its best and most unique.
classroom without walls – experiential learning at its best and most unique.
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Botany Courses
Art History Courses
Animal Eco-Education
For Professors & Instructors
Performance Art
Art & Culture
1 Counseling psychology course
Social Studies course
Counseling psychology course
1 Social Studies course
Present we are offering: 2 courses in African Animal Conservation 2 courses in Art History 2 Courses in Art & Culture 3 courses in Botany 1 Course in Counseling Psychology 1 Course in Performance Art 1 Course in Social History |
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