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I am 29 years old and have been climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro since 1996.
After finishing primary school I couldn’t afford to continue with my secondary education because my parents didn’t have enough money to support my education and as a village native it was very hard to get opportunity for further education.
I started climbing mountain as a way of earning extra cash from his village, As a native of Mount Kilimanjaro region we had few options of what to do, it was either becoming a farmer or building mud houses for food.
A friend of mine introduces me to Mt. Kilimanjaro and started as a porter in 1996.
I worked as a porter for four years and then was recruited by Kilimanjaro National park Authority and sponsored by the Government through Ministry of Tourism and Natural resources to join a course in Mountain Guiding.
After an intensive course I was awarded by a Mountain guiding license, which enabled me to guide in all routes to Kilimanjaro.
From 2000 I started working as a Head guide; I had successfully lead groups of Tourists to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro for more than 206 times. I attended several courses in First Aid and Outdoor Leadership. Kilimanjaro has given me a lot and am always happy to assist or guide people to the top Africa.
I am a hard working individual and can work under heavy stress; I am well motivated and looking forward to new challenges. I enjoy company of other like to meet new people and exchanging ideas and sharing experiences.
I believe Kilimanjaro is always a challenge to anyone including myself and it’s always a pleasure to share that with new and energetic people all the time.
If given a chance I will be cooperative and committed to my job and provide the best experience to our esteemed clients.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Yours faithfully,
Deogratius Francis.
After finishing primary school I couldn’t afford to continue with my secondary education because my parents didn’t have enough money to support my education and as a village native it was very hard to get opportunity for further education.
I started climbing mountain as a way of earning extra cash from his village, As a native of Mount Kilimanjaro region we had few options of what to do, it was either becoming a farmer or building mud houses for food.
A friend of mine introduces me to Mt. Kilimanjaro and started as a porter in 1996.
I worked as a porter for four years and then was recruited by Kilimanjaro National park Authority and sponsored by the Government through Ministry of Tourism and Natural resources to join a course in Mountain Guiding.
After an intensive course I was awarded by a Mountain guiding license, which enabled me to guide in all routes to Kilimanjaro.
From 2000 I started working as a Head guide; I had successfully lead groups of Tourists to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro for more than 206 times. I attended several courses in First Aid and Outdoor Leadership. Kilimanjaro has given me a lot and am always happy to assist or guide people to the top Africa.
I am a hard working individual and can work under heavy stress; I am well motivated and looking forward to new challenges. I enjoy company of other like to meet new people and exchanging ideas and sharing experiences.
I believe Kilimanjaro is always a challenge to anyone including myself and it’s always a pleasure to share that with new and energetic people all the time.
If given a chance I will be cooperative and committed to my job and provide the best experience to our esteemed clients.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Yours faithfully,
Deogratius Francis.
Deogratius Francis
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