There are many opportunities to become a veterinary tech in Cape Town, South Africa. Since the country is home to many exotic animals in zoos and wild refuges, a veterinary technician's chances of landing a job are good. Of course, the chance to work in Cape Town is very appealing to vet techs, so there is a lot of competition too. If you can't find a paying job, you may find volunteer work or study abroad opportunities. There are a host of companies that offer these programs, it just requires some time, research and resources.

Locate a school that offers veterinary technician training in Cape Town. A good place to start is the "University of Cape Town." They offer programs in veterinary science that include two-year and four year degrees in the field.

Apply for one of these programs and complete the training course.

Contact one of the local zoos or refuges to inquire about a position as an assistant to one of the veterinarians during your summer break. Completing an internship at one of these facilities will give you a leg up during your real job search.

Complete your veterinary training and apply for a job as a vet tech at a refuge, zoo or veterinarian office. Local job boards like "Gumtree" and "VetNets" post listings for veterinary technician jobs all over the world and in Cape Town.