Convention and Exhibition Trainers are professional talents who provide professional training for practitioners in the convention and exhibition industry, aiming to their professional skills and quality. Here is a specific introduction:
Job Responsibilities:
- Training System Construction: Responsible for developing and writing training courseware, and perfecting the convention and exhibition training system, related processes, and rules.
- Course Delivery and Teaching: Apply good teaching skills to teach courses, control the progress of courses mobilize the teaching atmosphere, and impart knowledge and skills of convention and exhibition planning, organization, coordination, etc., to students.
- Demand Research and Course Optimization: Commun with various participants, collect training needs, assist in the development of internal training courses, regularly summarize training results, form optimization reports, and improve training quality.
- Student Guidance Career Planning: Assist in guiding students' career development planning, create relevant career development training courses, help students clarify their career direction, and enhance their professional competitiveness.
ility Requirements:
- Professional Skills: Need to have professional skills such as convention and exhibition planning, organization, coordination, etc., and be familiar with the convention and exhibition, operation process, and planning links.
- Teaching Ability: Have good communication and expression skills, be able to impart professional knowledge to students in a simple and understandable language, have the ability to design and develop courses.
- Interpersonal Skills: Be good at communicating with different types of students, understand their needs and problems, and establish a good teacherstudent relationship.
Career Development Prospects:
With the development of the convention and exhibition industry, the demand for professional talents is increasing, and the importance of convention exhibition trainers is becoming increasingly prominent. They can work in convention and exhibition training institutions, industry associations, large convention and exhibition enterprises, etc., or as freelance trainers to provide for different enterprises, and the career development space is relatively broad.
Application Conditions:
Usually, you need to have a bachelor's degree or above in convention, communication studies, and other related majors, have some experience in the convention industry, be familiar with the event planning and execution process, etc., and may also need to pass exams or submit relevant teaching materials to prove your training ability and industry knowledge.
