The examination consists of two parts: written examination and on-site examination. The written test is conducted by computer. The written test subjects are: policies and regulations, tour guide business, basic knowledge of national tour guides and basic knowledge of local tour guides (subjects 1, 2, 3 and 4). The on-site examination subjects are: tour guide service ability (subject 5).

Subject 1 and subject 2 are merged into 1 test paper, in which the scores of subject 1 and subject 2 are 50% respectively; Subject three, subject four-in-one test 1 volume. Test questions include true or false questions, single-choice questions and multiple-choice questions. You can buy a textbook to teach yourself.

The interview content mainly includes the explanation of scenic spot guide words and the mastery of candidates' basic skills and contingency knowledge. The explanation scope of tour guide words will generally give the specific names of scenic spots that need to be explained in the examination syllabus; After the tour guide explains, the examiner will ask you a few questions, and you should answer them according to what you have learned. The problem is the content of the five subjects you took. The tour guide part of the interview will be more difficult, so it is recommended to improve it in the last class before the exam. I recommend taking a look at the tour guide card exam.

The results should be marked by the total score, written test and interview, and only after crossing the line can they be passed.