Development and operation of educational and exploration programs to help visitors’ understanding of Geoparks
Observation of changes in geological attractions with facility checks
Surveillance activities to prevent damage to Geopark resources (nature and geological attractions, etc.)
Other activities recognized by the local government head to be necessary for national geopark management
The license given to successful applicants after the completion of the curriculum and evaluation so that they can systematically deliver knowledge about Geoparks to visitors and local residents, and professionally deliver Geopark commentary, publicity, education, exploration and guidance.
Simply pass the evaluation after completion of the new trainee course, license is granted.
| Classification | Detailed schedule | Education hours |
|---|---|---|
| Courtesy training (9 subjects in 4 fields) | Basic quality, communication, docent program, safety control | 40 hours |
| Specialized course (11 subjects in 6 fields) | Understanding of geology, topography and geopark system, geopark commentary on-the-job training, natural environment and cultural tourism | 60 hours |
| Classification | Point distribution | Acceptable standards | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theory evaluation | Attendance rate | Perfect score of 10 points | Above 60 points |
| Written test | Perfect score of 90 points | ||
| Commentary demonstration | Perfect score of 100 points | Above 70 points | |
Guides can work at National Geoparks around the country, contribute to preservation of geological resources and deliver knowledge to visitors.
They can continue to participate in education and exploration, making exchanges with other geopark guides across the nation to grow their own capabilities. For active guides, activity cost is provided.
