First, the content of the exam
The tourist guide card exam is mainly divided into two parts: written test and interview.
1. written test
The written test includes two papers, namely, the basic knowledge of tour guides and tourism laws and regulations. The content of the examination paper covers a wide range, including tourism, historical geography, laws and regulations, etc. The examination time is 3 hours, and the total score is 100, and the score above 60 is qualified.
interview
The interview mainly examines the candidates' language expression, communication and coordination, emergency handling and other abilities. The form of the examination is on-site sampling, and candidates need to complete the explanation and answer questions within the specified time. The interview time is 10- 15 minutes, and the score of 60 or above is qualified.
Second, matters needing attention
1. Prepare in advance: Candidates need to know the exam outline in advance, plan the review time, and improve the chances of passing.
2. Practice more: familiarize yourself with the form and difficulty of the exam through simulated test questions and real test exercises over the years.
3. Pay attention to health: keep adequate sleep and diet during the exam to avoid physical discomfort affecting the exam results.
Third, the tour guide
Tour guides are mainly divided into Chinese tour guides and foreign language tour guides. Its main job is to guide tourists to feel the beauty of mountains and rivers, solve possible emergencies during the journey, and help tourists in food, accommodation and transportation.
In China, anyone who wants to engage in tour guide business activities must take the tour guide qualification examination as required. Those who pass the examination shall be entrusted by the tourism administrative department of the State Council to issue the qualification certificate for tour guides by the tourism administrative department of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Tour guides are usually affiliated with travel agencies or concentrated in specialized tour guide service management institutions.
20 15 The incident of female tour guides abusing tourists in Yunnan once again pushed the tour guide profession to the forefront. Relevant reporters learned that there are four "phenomena" in tour guides: no basic salary, no security, no dignity and no identity. The Measures for the Administration of Tour Guides will be officially implemented from 20 18 1. Tour guides are not allowed to change their itinerary, cheat or force consumption without authorization.