OBFI FAQ
Q. Where is OBFI registered?
A. Zimbabwe, through the Deeds Registry Act.
Q. What does OBFI do?
A. OBFI focuses on Advocacy, Health, Training, and Humanitarian efforts.
Q. Which other stakeholders does OBFI have?
A. Ministry of Youth, Ministry of Women, Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council, Plan International, Dialogue on Shelter, Ministry of Local Government, etc.
Q. Are OBFI courses accredited and internationally recognized?
A. Yes, Ocean Bird is a member of the South African Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (SAIOSH), British Safety Council (BritSafe), and the International Society of Evolution, Medicine and Public Health (ISEMPH). Health and Safety programmes are verified by SAIOSH, a leading body in Africa.
Q. Can I train online with OBFI?
A. Yes, OBFI offers eLearning through its website.
To register, visit OBFI Courses. Select your course, click “Enroll/Register,” fill in your details, and click “Buy Now.”
More Information:
OBFI is now a member of the Association for Healthcare Trainers (UK). It also has a registered department with the South African Registrar of Companies under the name Ocean Bird Healthcare International. Additionally, OBFI has established itself as an independent certification body in accordance with supporting laws.
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