1. Consultation with relevant departments: Contact local tourism bureaus, tour guide associations and other institutions to inquire about the specific reasons for the failure of the audit and find out what materials need to be supplemented or what requirements are met.
2. Review application: according to the review results, modify and supplement your application materials and resubmit the review application.
3. Get relevant training: If the audit fails due to unqualified training, you can attend the tour guide training class and obtain the certificate of the training institution or organization to meet the relevant requirements.
1. Understand the reasons for the failure.
First of all, we need to know the specific reasons for the audit failure. Under normal circumstances, the audit may fail because the submitted information is wrong, incomplete or does not meet the requirements. Only by understanding the reasons can we solve the problem in a targeted manner.
2. Check and supplement the missing information
If the audit fails due to incomplete information, you can rearrange the information and ensure that all necessary documents and supporting materials are ready. Check the list of required documents carefully to ensure that each item meets the requirements.
3. Correct mistakes or fill in correct information.
If the approval fails due to the incorrect information submitted, carefully check whether the information filled in is accurate. If there is any mistake, correct it in time and resubmit it. Ensure personal information, education, training experience, etc. It has been filled in correctly.
Ask for help and advice
If you don't know the specific reasons for the audit failure or encounter problems that are difficult to solve, you can seek help and consultation from relevant departments or institutions. They will provide guidance and suggestions according to the specific situation to help solve the problem.
5. Submit a complaint or re-register
If the above steps still can't solve the problem, you can consider submitting a complaint or re-registering. When appealing, you need to provide reasonable explanations and supporting materials to explain why you have to pass the audit. If the complaint is rejected, you can choose to re-register to ensure that the previous mistakes and imperfections are avoided in the next registration.