問題一覧
1
has become one of the most attractive and glamorous jobs in the travel industry.
Tour Guiding
2
defines tour guide as a person trained, licensed, and accredited to conduct a tour for a fee.
Department of Tourism
3
is teaching, or developing in oneself or others, ant skills and knowledge that relate to specific useful competencies.
Training
4
has specific goals of improving one’s capability, capacity, productivity and performance. DOT Seminars an Trainings workshop for Tour Guides
Training
5
It means certification issued by the Department of Tourism that the holder is recognized by the department, as having complied with the minimum standards in the operation of the establishment concerned.
Accreditation
6
“An Act Declaring a National Policy for Tourism as an Engine of Investment, Employment, Growth and National Development, and Strengthening the Department of Tourism and its Attached Agencies to Effectively Efficiently Implement that Policy, and Appropriating Funds Therefore.”
Republic Act No. 9593
7
means a certification issued to tourism enterprises that have complied with the minimum and progressive levels of operating quality and internationally recognized standards for the operation and maintenance of their tourism facilities and services.
Accreditation
8
These are facilities and services directly related to tourism. DOT-certified primary tourism enterprises shall be periodically required to obtain accreditation from
DOT to ensure the quality of its facilities and services.
Primary Tourism Enterprises
9
These are facilities and services that may be related to tourism. Accreditation shall be voluntary for secondary tourism enterprises that follows minimum DOT standards.
Secondary Tourism Enterprises
10
refers to a certification issued by the Department to a tourism enterprise that officially recognizes it as having complied with the minimum standards for the operation of tourism facilities and services.
Accreditation
11
refers to the penalty of removal of the rights and benefits of accreditation with no right to reapply.
Cancellation
12
refers to a DOT training program for tour guides residing in a local community to cultivate their skills and competencies for the development and promotion of sustainable community-based tourism, provision of quality service to tourists and employment generation.
Community Tour Guides Training
13
shall refer to the national qualification examination for aspiring professional Tour Guides which consists of a three-part assessment to be administered by the DOT:
1. Panel interview;
2. Written examination; and
3. Mock tour
Professional Tour Guide Qualification Examination
14
refers to the removal of the rights and benefits of accreditation with a right to reapply
once the period of revocation is lifted.
Revocation
15
refers to temporary withholding of accreditation for three (3) months to one (1) year, as a result of non-conformance with any of the provisions of this Circular or commission of the prohibited Acts enumerated under Sections 22 and 23.
Suspension
16
refers to an individual with specific area qualification who leads tour groups or individual visitors through a particular attraction, activity, site, or destination and provides interesting or enlightening facts and information or interpretation, for a fee, commission, or any other form of lawful remuneration.
Tour Guide
17
refers to the level and/or rank of an accredited Regional or Community Tour Guide which shall serve as an indicator of the Tour Guides expertise and experience in the industry.
Tour Guide Level
18
refers to an individual who accompanies tourists or tour groups to ensure the smooth conduct of planned trips, and provides the necessary support services to the group, but whose functions shall be limited as those stated in Section 20 (c) hereof.
Tour Escort
19
Filipino citizen or a permanent resident alien
Nationality
20
should have completed a college degree.
Specialist Tour Guide
21
should have completed the Senior High Program, or prior to the implementation of the K-12 Program, completed at least second year college or a two-year vocational course
Regional Tour Guide
22
Formal education is not required
Community Tour Guide
23
- refers to an individual who exhibits technical expertise and knowledge in a specific field of interest or activity, as certified by a tourism association, government or private institutions, and ho is allowed to guide or lead in any part of the Philippines within his/her scope of expertise.
Specialist Tour Guide
24
refers to an individual guiding within a region where she/he has been issued DOT accreditation,
Regional Tour Guide
25
refers to an individual guiding within a region where she/he has been issued DOT accreditation
Regional Tour Guide
26
refers to an entry level Regional Tour Guide who has met the minimum requirements for DOT accreditation, including passing the PTGQualEx,
Regular Regional Tour Guide
27
refers to a Regional Tour Guide who has rendered at least 10 consecutive years as DOT—accredited Regional Tour Guide and has proven his/her expertise and experience in conducting tours, making him/her eligible as a resource person or lecturer for tour guiding training.
Master Regional Tour Guide
28
refers to an individual who performs tour guiding within a particular site, attraction, and/or specific activities in a community or locality where he/she has been issued DOT Accreditation
Community Tour Guide
29
– refers to a Community Tour Guide who has met the minimum requirements for DOT accreditation, including completion of the Community Tour Guides Training, or an accredited Community Tour Guide prior to the implementation.
Regular Community Tour Guide
30
– refers to a Community Tour Guide who has rendered at least two (2) consecutive accreditation periods as DOT—accredited Community Tour Guide who has proven his/her expertise and experience in tour guiding within a particular site, attraction, and/or specific activities in a community
Master Community Tour Guide
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1
has become one of the most attractive and glamorous jobs in the travel industry.
Tour Guiding
2
defines tour guide as a person trained, licensed, and accredited to conduct a tour for a fee.
Department of Tourism
3
is teaching, or developing in oneself or others, ant skills and knowledge that relate to specific useful competencies.
Training
4
has specific goals of improving one’s capability, capacity, productivity and performance. DOT Seminars an Trainings workshop for Tour Guides
Training
5
It means certification issued by the Department of Tourism that the holder is recognized by the department, as having complied with the minimum standards in the operation of the establishment concerned.
Accreditation
6
“An Act Declaring a National Policy for Tourism as an Engine of Investment, Employment, Growth and National Development, and Strengthening the Department of Tourism and its Attached Agencies to Effectively Efficiently Implement that Policy, and Appropriating Funds Therefore.”
Republic Act No. 9593
7
means a certification issued to tourism enterprises that have complied with the minimum and progressive levels of operating quality and internationally recognized standards for the operation and maintenance of their tourism facilities and services.
Accreditation
8
These are facilities and services directly related to tourism. DOT-certified primary tourism enterprises shall be periodically required to obtain accreditation from
DOT to ensure the quality of its facilities and services.
Primary Tourism Enterprises
9
These are facilities and services that may be related to tourism. Accreditation shall be voluntary for secondary tourism enterprises that follows minimum DOT standards.
Secondary Tourism Enterprises
10
refers to a certification issued by the Department to a tourism enterprise that officially recognizes it as having complied with the minimum standards for the operation of tourism facilities and services.
Accreditation
11
refers to the penalty of removal of the rights and benefits of accreditation with no right to reapply.
Cancellation
12
refers to a DOT training program for tour guides residing in a local community to cultivate their skills and competencies for the development and promotion of sustainable community-based tourism, provision of quality service to tourists and employment generation.
Community Tour Guides Training
13
shall refer to the national qualification examination for aspiring professional Tour Guides which consists of a three-part assessment to be administered by the DOT:
1. Panel interview;
2. Written examination; and
3. Mock tour
Professional Tour Guide Qualification Examination
14
refers to the removal of the rights and benefits of accreditation with a right to reapply
once the period of revocation is lifted.
Revocation
15
refers to temporary withholding of accreditation for three (3) months to one (1) year, as a result of non-conformance with any of the provisions of this Circular or commission of the prohibited Acts enumerated under Sections 22 and 23.
Suspension
16
refers to an individual with specific area qualification who leads tour groups or individual visitors through a particular attraction, activity, site, or destination and provides interesting or enlightening facts and information or interpretation, for a fee, commission, or any other form of lawful remuneration.
Tour Guide
17
refers to the level and/or rank of an accredited Regional or Community Tour Guide which shall serve as an indicator of the Tour Guides expertise and experience in the industry.
Tour Guide Level
18
refers to an individual who accompanies tourists or tour groups to ensure the smooth conduct of planned trips, and provides the necessary support services to the group, but whose functions shall be limited as those stated in Section 20 (c) hereof.
Tour Escort
19
Filipino citizen or a permanent resident alien
Nationality
20
should have completed a college degree.
Specialist Tour Guide
21
should have completed the Senior High Program, or prior to the implementation of the K-12 Program, completed at least second year college or a two-year vocational course
Regional Tour Guide
22
Formal education is not required
Community Tour Guide
23
- refers to an individual who exhibits technical expertise and knowledge in a specific field of interest or activity, as certified by a tourism association, government or private institutions, and ho is allowed to guide or lead in any part of the Philippines within his/her scope of expertise.
Specialist Tour Guide
24
refers to an individual guiding within a region where she/he has been issued DOT accreditation,
Regional Tour Guide
25
refers to an individual guiding within a region where she/he has been issued DOT accreditation
Regional Tour Guide
26
refers to an entry level Regional Tour Guide who has met the minimum requirements for DOT accreditation, including passing the PTGQualEx,
Regular Regional Tour Guide
27
refers to a Regional Tour Guide who has rendered at least 10 consecutive years as DOT—accredited Regional Tour Guide and has proven his/her expertise and experience in conducting tours, making him/her eligible as a resource person or lecturer for tour guiding training.
Master Regional Tour Guide
28
refers to an individual who performs tour guiding within a particular site, attraction, and/or specific activities in a community or locality where he/she has been issued DOT Accreditation
Community Tour Guide
29
– refers to a Community Tour Guide who has met the minimum requirements for DOT accreditation, including completion of the Community Tour Guides Training, or an accredited Community Tour Guide prior to the implementation.
Regular Community Tour Guide
30
– refers to a Community Tour Guide who has rendered at least two (2) consecutive accreditation periods as DOT—accredited Community Tour Guide who has proven his/her expertise and experience in tour guiding within a particular site, attraction, and/or specific activities in a community
Master Community Tour Guide