Mr JJ du Plooy
The chairperson helps coordinate the chapter's practitioners, technical priorities and contribution to SA AIA's wider professional work.
A professional community for the people who train, guide, operate and explore across South Africa's wheel-based adventure and expedition sector.
The Off-Road & Overlanding Chapter brings together 4×4 instructors, adventure motorcycle and quad-bike practitioners, overlanding operators, outdoor educators, land managers and technical specialists.
Its work connects safe and environmentally responsible practice with clear technical skills, structured curricula and credible requirements for the people and organisations delivering training.
The chairperson helps coordinate the chapter's practitioners, technical priorities and contribution to SA AIA's wider professional work.
Each approved activity profile brings skills guidance, a curriculum and accreditation requirements together in one place.
The common requirements that sit behind every activity-specific technical profile.
Read more →Guiding pathways, legal context and the responsibilities of operators and training providers.
Read more →Approved guidelines, curricula and accreditation requirements without checkout.
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Practical guidance on vehicle control, tyre pressure, speed and daily checks.
Why recovery competence matters before a vehicle becomes stuck.
Considerations for a safer, better-planned vehicle-based travel setup.
A structured national pathway for off-road motorcycle skills development.
Read more →The launch of a standardised technical framework for 4×4 off-road driving.
Read more →An update on the chapter's broader wheel-based activity scope.
Read more →Operators, guides, instructors, outdoor educators, landowners, trail developers, vehicle specialists and experienced practitioners can help shape guidance and technical priorities.