Japanese Tour Guide Qualification Examination

1. How to apply for the Japanese tour guide certificate

1. Registration conditions

1. Love the motherland, abide by laws and regulations, and abide by tourism Citizens of the People's Republic of China with professional ethics;

2. Have graduated from a senior high school or a secondary vocational school or above;

3. Have basic knowledge that meets the needs of a tour guide and language expression ability;

4. Good conduct and good health.

2. Examination Subjects and Requirements

The tour guide qualification examination consists of two parts: a written examination and an oral examination (i.e., on-site simulated tour guide examination). The tour guide qualification examination is divided into Chinese and English. , Japanese and other language categories.

1. Written test subjects:

The written test subjects for Chinese candidates are basic knowledge of tour guides, legal knowledge and moral cultivation of tour guides (including relevant laws, professional ethics, policies and current affairs), tour guides Service specifications and skills.

The written test subjects for English and Japanese candidates are basic knowledge of tour guides, legal knowledge and moral cultivation of tour guides (including relevant laws, professional ethics, policies and current affairs), tour guide service standards and skills, and the foreign language they are applying for. .

The written test subjects for candidates in other foreign language categories are basic knowledge of tour guides, legal knowledge and moral cultivation of tour guides (including relevant laws, professional ethics, policies and current affairs), and tour guide service standards and skills.

2. Oral test (i.e., on-site simulated tour guide test):

The oral test (i.e., on-site simulated tour guide test) is divided into two parts to test the candidate’s ability, namely "tourist area (point)" "Explanation ability" and "tour guide service standards and special problem handling and adaptability".

"Tourist area (spot) explanation ability" mainly assesses candidates' familiarity and mastery of tourist area (spot) knowledge and language organization and expression ability. The tourist area (point) where the candidate will take the test is determined on the day of the test.

"Tour guide service specifications and special problem handling and adaptability" mainly assess the tour guide's mastery and flexible application of job responsibilities, service procedures and standards, as well as various special problems encountered during the tourism process. processing and adaptability.

The range of tourist areas (spots) explained in Chinese: Oriental Pearl Tourist Area, Bund Tourist Area, People’s Square Tourist Area, Yuyuan Garden Tourist Area and Longhua Tourist Area.

The range of tourist areas (spots) explained in Japanese: Oriental Pearl Tourist Area, Bund Tourist Area, People's Square Tourist Area, Yuyuan Garden Tourist Area, Jade Buddha Temple and Lu Xun Park.

The range of tourist areas (spots) for Korean-language explanations: Oriental Pearl Tourist Area, Bund Tourist Area, People’s Square Tourist Area, Yuyuan Garden Tourist Area, Jade Buddha Temple and the former site of the Temporary *** of the Republic of Korea.

The scope of tourist areas (spots) explained in English and other foreign languages: Oriental Pearl Tourist Area, Bund Tourist Area, People's Square Tourist Area, Yuyuan Garden Tourist Area and Jade Buddha Temple.

Foreign language candidates must take the oral test (i.e. on-site simulated tour guide test) in the language of the language they are applying for.

3. Those who apply for the English or Japanese tour guide qualification examination must take the corresponding foreign language written test. Candidates who have graduated from a university majoring in English or Japanese are exempt from the corresponding foreign language written test.

4. Additional foreign language test: Refers to those who have obtained the tour guide qualification certificate and apply for the tour guide qualification certificate in other languages. They only need to take the corresponding foreign language written test (English and Japanese only) and Oral examination (i.e. on-site simulated tour guide examination).

5. According to the "Implementation Measures for the Management of Tour Guides", those who have not practiced as a tour guide for 3 years after obtaining the tour guide qualification certificate will automatically lose their tour guide qualification certificate.

2. I have already passed the Tour Guide Qualification Examination and would like to take the Japanese Tour Guide Certificate again.

Hello, Jiuzhou Fangyuan Tour Guide Training Center has the answer for you!

If you have already passed the tour guide certificate test, and then take the Japanese tour guide certificate test, you only need to take the oral test (Japanese tour guide words), and there is no need to take the written test again. Wish you good luck!

3. Japanese Tour Guide Certificate Exam

1. Introduction to the certificate: "The Tour Guide Qualification Certificate of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China" is for those engaged in tour guide work According to this, this card will be issued by the Provincial Tourism Bureau after being approved by the National Tourism Administration and is valid nationwide! After obtaining the "Tour Guide Qualification Certificate of the People's Republic of China and the State", you must go to the Tourism Bureau to get the "Tour Guide Certificate" (IC card) Only then can you work as a tour guide. 2. During the exam

4. What are the oral tests for the Japanese tour guide exam

5. How to take the Japanese tour guide certificate

1. Registration conditions:

1. Personal ID card (original). Those from other provinces must hold a temporary residence permit.

2. Educational certificate: Original copy of high school graduation or technical secondary school graduation (including) or above.

3. The latest health status certificate issued by a national hospital at or above the county (district) level (must include routine examinations and two-and-a-half examinations of liver function and hepatitis B).

4. An electronic version of a recent 1-inch color photo without a hat, and you can register online.

5. Collect and fill out the "National Tour Guide Qualification Examination Registration Form" at the registration location.

6. Register at the tourism bureau where your household registration is located; college students should register at the tourism bureau where the school is located; those who work in other places must hold a temporary residence permit from the city where they work and register at the tourism bureau of that city.

7. Applicants for the Foreign Language Tour Guide Qualification Examination must have a college degree or above in a foreign language major, or a bachelor's degree or above in a non-foreign language major.

2. Time Arrangement

1. Written test time: Generally in November of the same year, the local tourism bureau will give specific notice after registration.

2. Interview time: The interview test is generally delayed for a period of time than the written test, and is held from November to the end of December of that year. The local tourism bureau will give specific notice after registration.

3. Exam content: Written test and interview

The Japanese Tour Guide Certificate exam is divided into two parts: written test and oral test

1. Written test subjects

The written test subjects for English and Japanese candidates are basic knowledge of tour guides, legal knowledge and moral cultivation of tour guides (including relevant laws, professional ethics, policies and current affairs), tour guide service standards and skills, and the foreign language they are applying for.

2. On-site simulated tour guide examination (oral examination)

The on-site simulated tour guide examination (oral examination) is divided into two parts, namely "tourist area (point) explanation ability" and "tour guide service specifications" and special problem handling and adaptability”

3. Those who apply for the Japanese Tour Guide Qualification Examination must take the corresponding foreign language written test. Candidates who have graduated from a university majoring in Japanese are exempt from taking the corresponding foreign language written test.

4. Additional foreign language test: Refers to those who have obtained the tour guide qualification certificate and apply for the tour guide qualification certificate in other languages. They only need to take the corresponding foreign language written test and on-site simulated tour guide test (oral test) .

5. According to the "Implementation Measures for the Management of Tour Guides", those who have not practiced as a tour guide for 3 years will have their tour guide qualification certificate automatically invalidated. Admission method: Candidates whose scores are above 60 points (including 60 points) are qualified.

(5) Extended reading for the Japanese Tour Guide Qualification Examination:

Notes

In 2000, the National Tourism Administration reformed the tour guide examination system and combined the teaching materials and Authorizations such as propositions and examination time are all delegated to the provinces, and examination subjects are reduced, which greatly lowers the "threshold" for national tour guides.

The new tour guide examination papers have been changed from the past unified propositions across the country to each province's own propositions based on the characteristics of the province. The examination subjects include past policies and regulations, tour guide business, basic knowledge of tour guides, Chinese language and literature, foreign languages, and on-site tour guides. 6 subjects, reduced to two subjects: "tour guide comprehensive knowledge" and "tour guide service ability".

6. I am an undergraduate student majoring in Japanese, and I want to get a tour guide certificate, the kind that I want to be a Japanese-speaking international tour guide. I learned about it before, what is the Overseas Tour Guide Certificate, Japanese Tour Guide

It has nothing to do with your registered university major, you can take the exam even if you graduate from junior high school

The Tour Guide Certificate Qualification Certificate Examination is held around November every year< /p>

You need to study the basics of tour guides, tour guide business, policies and regulations, local tour guides and finally the oral exams set by the local province and city.

The provincial guidance certificate no longer exists, and there is a unified examination. National tour guide qualification certificate.

To sign up, go to the official website of the National Tourism Administration to search for yourself. This year’s deadline has passed.

The national director is the team leader. The full name is Outbound Tour Guide Certificate

You must first take the tour guide qualification certificate, please note that it is a qualification. Sign a labor contract with a qualified travel agency, take the contract and qualification certificate to the local tourism bureau to exchange for a tour guide certificate. If you have worked with a certificate for more than two years, you can get a tour guide certificate with a Japanese tour guide certificate

Generally you sign up for a class, and he teaches all the above things in the tour guide business.

7. How many Japanese levels do you need to pass before you can take the Japanese tour guide certificate

No level certificate is required

First, take the unified written test for tour guides (Chinese tour guides and various foreign language tour guides) The test questions for tour guides are the same, and the answers are in Chinese)

After passing the written test, you can take the oral test of the corresponding foreign language part, as long as the written test score plus the oral test score exceed the required passing line

I took the test this year Accurate

8. It is best for seniors who have worked as or know Japanese tour guides to answer ~~questions about taking the Japanese tour guide certificate~

1. Answer: The tour guide you choose is not linked to the location shown on your ID card. So you can take the Nanjing ID card exam to become a tour guide in Shanghai.

2. Answer: As long as you have a Shanghai tour guide qualification certificate, you can work in Shanghai. This has nothing to do with household registration.

In addition, there is actually no difference between national tour guides and regional tour guides. If you pass the Shanghai exam, even if you return to your hometown, you can just take the local oral exam, that is, an oral exam on local attractions. In addition, there is no need to take the Chinese test first and then the Japanese test. As long as you are confident, you can just take the Japanese test directly.

3. To be honest, if you just want to pass the exam, listening is not very important. Answering questions is one of them. If you recite all the questions, you will be fine if you can respond when the teacher asks questions. But if your hearing is really bad, you should be careful when you act as a tour guide. If you don't understand a customer's request several times, you will be complained.

So improve quickly

4. You can take the test to prove that you are studying in a university. Because only a high school degree or equivalent is required

5. Regarding the health certificate, in fact, you only need to go to the hospital and tell the person who registered you that you need a physical examination that will eventually lead to you getting a health certificate, and he will know. Or a further explanation is that he must have a health certificate to operate in food-related industries with a health certificate. The price is probably around 100.

9. Can you give a more detailed introduction about taking the Japanese tour guide certificate test?

1. Written test subjects:

The written test subject for English and Japanese candidates is tour guide Basic knowledge, legal knowledge and moral cultivation of tour guides (including relevant laws, professional ethics, policies and current affairs), tour guide service standards and skills, and the foreign language applied for.

2. On-site simulated tour guide examination (oral examination):

The on-site simulated tour guide examination (oral examination) is divided into two parts, namely "tourist area (point) explanation ability" and "tour guide service" Standard and special problem handling and adaptability”.

"Tourist area (spot) explanation ability" mainly assesses candidates' familiarity and mastery of tourist area (spot) knowledge and language organization and expression abilities. On the day of the on-site simulated tour guide test (oral test), the tourist area (point) where the candidate will take the test will be determined.

Foreign language candidates must take the on-site simulated tour guide test (oral test) in the language they are applying for.

3. Those who apply for the English or Japanese tour guide qualification examination must take the corresponding foreign language written test. Candidates who have graduated from a university majoring in English or Japanese are exempt from taking the corresponding foreign language written test.

4. Additional foreign language test: Refers to those who have obtained the tour guide qualification certificate and apply for the tour guide qualification certificate in other languages. They only need to take the corresponding foreign language written test and on-site simulated tour guide test (oral test) .

5. According to the "Implementation Measures for the Management of Tour Guides", those who have not practiced as a tour guide for 3 years will have their tour guide qualification certificate automatically invalidated.

6. The scores for each subject of the 2011 Tour Guide Qualification Examination are valid for that year, and there will be no make-up examinations