What are the main courses of secondary school tourism? What are the employment prospects? What other occupation do you have besides being a tour guide?

1. Main courses: Chinese, English, public relations etiquette, tour guide basics, tour guide practice, catering service and management, front office service and management, scenic spot management and marketing, tourism policies and regulations, Binhai dialect, Japanese (Korean) language, driving, fitness, tea ceremony, drinks, etc. 2. Employment prospects: From the perspective of tour guides in one direction of tourism employment, at present, in addition to Mandarin guides, there are few tour guides in local languages, such as Cantonese, Minnan, Chaozhou, Hakka and Taishan. The impact of the economic crisis on tourism is mainly reflected in inbound tourism, and the sharp decline of inbound tourism has had some impact on foreign-related high-end hotels. Fortunately, the domestic tourism market has developed to a relatively large scale, and the impact is relatively small, which also makes up for the impact brought by inbound tourism to some extent. Tourism as a whole is a part of the service industry, which is less affected and has a broad employment market. Nan Li, Secretary-General of china tourism association Education Branch, said that tourism is an industry with "low entry threshold and full competition". To gain a firm foothold in this industry, it is necessary to rely on honesty and ability to make money. For students who want to start a business in the tourism field, Nan Li suggested that they can do some tourism consulting projects. At present, a well-known website in the tourism industry was founded by the founder using his own experience. College students can experience commercialization and provide tourism-related information. After all, the characteristics of this industry are not rigid, flexible, diversified and random. 3. Jobs: English translation of scenic spots, English-accompanied tour guides, outbound tour leaders, foreign tourist receptionists and managers.