英文摘要 |
The process of developing a qualified tour manager is classified into 4 stages: education, examination, training and recruitment. Orientation training is one of the most important stage in establishing professional knowledge and self-confidence of a tour manager. Thus, this research is to investigate the interrelations between training course design and self-estimation by applying different independent variables such as quality human resources, work enthusiasm, confidence, and professional knowledge. 227 questionnaires were distributed (189 qualified samples) to those who passed the foreign language speaking Junior Professional and Technical Examination for Tour Managers. The results indicate that there is the significant variance between demographic variables and self-estimation. Furthermore, the insufficient knowledge and lack of confidence among tour managers has to be reinforced when designing the training courses. The academic and managerial implications are discussed. |