Research on the Occupational Competency System of Research and
Study Tour Instructors: Study on the Professional Competence of
Study Tour Instructors Based on the Occupational Dictionary
Research on the Occupational Competency System of Research and
Study Tour Instructors: Study on the Professional Competence of
Study Tour Instructors Based on the Occupational Dictionary
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Published
2024-01-20
Issue Date
2024-01-15
Abstract
With the development of the study tour, study our instructors play a crucial role in the
smooth implementation and expected results of the study tour. As a new profession, study our
instructors have been included in the“ Occupational Dictionary”, which puts forward new requirements
for the standardized development of new professions and the implementation of related work such as
talent cultivation and management. Based on the SEM equation structure model, this study constructed
a competency model for study tour instructors using scientific research methods such as literature
method, interview method, questionnaire survey and mathematical statistics. And according to the
model, this study analyses and constructs the professional competence system of study our instructors.
Meanwhile, for the identification, cultivation, assessment and evaluation study tour instructors, it is
proposed to build a professional qualification system of “ professional ability-oriented ” from the
perspective of top-level design; to establish an integrated “ government-enterprise-industry-college ” education system from the perspective of talent cultivation; and to form a “ talent and position
matching” evaluation model from the perspective of resource allocation.
Research on the Occupational Competency System of Research and
Study Tour Instructors: Study on the Professional Competence of
Study Tour Instructors Based on the Occupational Dictionary. Tourism Research. 2024, 16(1): 83-98