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This course aims to introduce students to the subject of ‘Marine Sciences’, some of the various topics it entails and hopefully encourage them to consider a future in the field. This academic course introduces students to marine biology, oceanography, and ecology in a fun way with various practical activities and an excursion to a nearby marine ecosystem. Students will leave the course with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their future subject choices and possibly a career in marine sciences.

The Oceans in Motion travelling classroom comes to you! Interactive lessons teach Grade 4 to 6 learners about the ocean by introducing them to common rockpool animals like sea stars and sea urchins, and the role that these animals play in the marine ecosystem. This outreach vehicle is filled with educational resources and a mobile aquarium guaranteeing a high-impact experience.

The colourful Smart Living mobile classroom arrives at your school to teach Grade 6 and 7 learners. Pick a topic that complements your curriculum: Conservation of the environment and natural heritage, the importance of natural resources, sustainable energy and transport, and responsible waste management. All topics develop learners’ sustainability knowledge!

Environmental Puppet Stories visit your school to link up with your teaching theme, whether ocean, wetlands, sustainability, or plastic pollution. The Puppet Stories are best for Pre-Primary to Grade 3, and are offered in English, Afrikaans, and isiXhosa. These puppet shows are designed to nurture young minds and are supported by included children’s books.

Everyone's favourite ocean literacy opportunity - the Young Biologist Course is offered to Grade 10 learners who currently have Life Science as a selected subject and who may wish to pursue a career in marine science.

Ocean Funatics is about turning learning into an exciting adventure through hands-on activities and creative arts and crafts. If your child loves nature and enjoys getting artsy, this course will be an absolute blast!

What causes climate change? How does it relate to the ocean? What are the threats to the natural environment, and how do we mitigate the problem within a South African context? If you’ve ever had questions like these – it’s time to get some answers! Join our Climate Action Now course and find all the answers to your burning environmental questions.

Dive into the exciting world of volunteering at the Two Oceans Aquarium! Join us on the High School Volunteer Course as we explore the rocky shore ecosystems of the Cape Peninsula and learn the skills needed to showcase marine life at the Aquarium

The Marine Marvels online course is an exciting opportunity for adults and youth to gain the introductory knowledge they need to begin ocean explorations of their own. Perfect for families!

This fun 4-day course is based on the amazing diversity of life found along the two special oceans around South Africa. It also takes a closer look at two aquatic ecosystems, with a focus on human impacts. Students learn about the adaptations and characteristics of animals such as octopuses, turtles, and sharks to name a few. We also include an excursion to the rocky shore where students get to explore these weird and wonderful animals in their natural habitat. As a bonus, the students are given a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes area of our Turtle Conservation Centre.

Our volunteers are people who love the ocean and offer up some of their free time to help us spread the love of the ocean and its inhabitants. You don't need any prior experience or qualifications to become a volunteer, so this is the perfect opportunity for people who want a taste of what their future career in marine science may hold or those who simply want a hobby that keeps them in touch with the ocean.

Dive into the exciting world of volunteering at the Two Oceans Aquarium! Join us on the High School Volunteer Course as we explore the rocky shore ecosystems of the Cape Peninsula and learn the skills needed to showcase marine life at the Aquarium