Member of IFMGA / UIAGM / IVBV

2015 / 2016

Superintendence by IFMGA technical director


The technical director of IFMGA Mr. Reiner Tagliner came to Nepal for supervision of mountain guide training.

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2017

IFMGA’s general assembly held in Nepal


For the first time, the IFMGA’s general assembly was held in Nepal. The gathering drew mountain guides from twenty-five different countries. The NNMGA’s transitional period ended in 2017. The supervision terminated when IFMGA was satisfied that NNMGA’s training fulfilled the requisite criteria.

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2019

Level 4 certified by CTEVT


Eleven people were certified as level 4 which is considered as highest rank of skill testing by National Skill Testing Board under Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT), Ministry of Education of Nepal. They are eligible to guide in all mountains around the globe.

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2020

Permission to intake international students by IFMGA


NNMGA was granted authorization by IFMGA to accept international students, particularly from Asian nations.

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2021

Onset of International bridge course


An international bridge course was conducted by NNMGA recently. Three international participants and two Nepalese participated in the training. Among the three international participators, one has already been enrolled in an aspirant guide course.

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2022

A group of five Mountain Guides from NNMGA, participated and completed the assessor training from CTEVT.


CTEVT Assessor

We are pleased to announce that a group of IFMGA/NNMGA mountain guides who were already certified by the National Skill Testing Board (NSTB) (a subsidiary of the Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training – CTEVT) at Level 4 (graduation level equivalency) have successfully completed Assessor Training for the Skill Testing Board in the mountaineering sector. Skill testing activity was initiated in Nepal in 1983 through an autonomous body called skill Testing Authority (STA), which introduced a system of occupational classification, development of skill standards, skill testing and certification based upon the guidelines of Asia and pacific Skill Development program/ International Labor Organization (APSDEP/ILO). There are four levels of skill test among which level 4 is the highest ranking. A group of five mountain guides from NNMGA participated and completed the assessor training from CTEVT. The successful assessor candidates can now conduct examination of any profession as stated by CTEVT. The five days program was place at Sano Thimi’s Training Institute for Technical Instruction (TITI). We want to thank the National Skill Testing Board (NSTB) and TITI for their essential help in putting the course together.

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