May 7, 2018 | Susan Napier-Sewell

Come learn with us in Cape Town!

Broaden your horizons and enhance your career in Cape Town!

Mark your calendar and pack your bag to join us in Cape Town for a TapRooT® training course sure to change the way you think about solving problems. In just 5 days, you’ll learn TapRooT® to find and fix the root causes of incidents, accidents, quality problems, precursors, operational errors, hospital sentinel events and other types of problems. Techniques include: SnapCharT®, Root Cause Tree® & Corrective Action Helper® plus additional advanced topics such as CHAP, Human Engineering, Interviewing, Safeguard Analysis and Proactive Improvement.

Whether you’re a TapRooT® expert or a beginner, there is always something new and exciting to learn at our 5-Day course. Once you’ve completed the course, you will receive a training certificate and a 90-day subscription to TapRooT® VI. Be sure to bring a safety incident or quality issue when you attend the course. The reports may be a written report, or you have extensive knowledge of an incident without a written report. We will divide into teams of 2-4 people, with each team analyzing a different problem.

Experience Cape Town
Start your exploration with a early morning trek up Table Mountain and take in panoramic views of the city. Ascend the mountain by hiking or via cable car. You’ll be atop one of the New Seven Wonders of the World!

Cape Town is brimming with adventure, culture, and culinary arts. The original city of South Africa, Cape Town was established in 1652 as a refueling station for ships sailing the Spice Route. As it gave birth to civilization, the city is called “the Mother City” by locals and travelers.

If peacefulness, beauty, recreation, nature, and bird-watching are high on your list, jog, hike, or picnic at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden or Green Point Park. Cycle, fish, swim or get into water sports at a beach or nature reserve such as West Coast National Park. Find more gardens and parks here.

From aboard a Ceres Rail Company steam train, glimpse the picturesque Ceres Valley landscape.

Visit St. George’s Cathedral, referred to as the “People’s Cathedral” for its role in the resistance against apartheid. The cathedral was designed by Sir Herbert Baker and is the oldest cathedral in Southern Africa and mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Cape Town.

Take a 30-minute walk through Silvermine Nature Reserve and take in the hidden waterfall in the reserve’s southeastern area. Or immerse yourself in a 90-minute city walk through some of Cape Town’s most noted historic culture: Two free walking tours,  the Historic City Tour and the Vibrant Bo-Kaap Tour, start at the City Sightseeing ticket office at 81 Long Street (stop 5, look for the bright red umbrellas).

Shop, dine at, and stroll the V&A (Victoria & Albert) Waterfront; check out the iconic Old Clock Tower while you’re there.

 

Cape Town Eateries

Venture to Long Street’s Royal Eatery for a burger you likely will not soon forget. Select among 50 gourmet burgers, or go for  pizza or vegetarian  in this casual, colorful restaurant.

Relax in the laid-back vibe of Black Sheep Restaurant and feast on honest, uncomplicated, good food made with the best local ingredients.

Relish lunchtime in a Cape Dutch National Monument situated on a lagoon in West Coast National Park. Indulge in local flavors—a blend of Portuguese, Dutch, Norwegian, Italian, and Malay influences—translated through savory, traditional dishes at Geelbek Restaurant.

While you’re at the V&A Waterfront, Balducci’s great vibe and generous wine list accent its great offerings—from steak to pizza and sushi to pasta.

Check out more deliciousness in Cape Town here.

Plot your sightseeing with help from our Cape Town Pinterest board.

Register for the 5-day course in Cape Town here.

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