Physical etiquette training handouts, instructor etiquette training and skills

Thank you for visiting, goodbye, etc.). The narrator's tone is kind and natural, the pronunciation is accurate, the speed of speech is even, the amount of sound is appropriate, the words are clear, and the relaxation is moderate. The content of the explanation is standardized, the wording is accurate and decent, and it can stand up to scrutiny (do not talk about uncertain content such as chronology and characters), and avoid words such as "like" and "maybe" in the explanation.

You should deeply understand, be proficient in, and flexibly use the content of the explanation, and in the process of explanation, you can emphasize the tone and slow down the speed of speech to enhance the content of the explanation. Instructor etiquette training: explain the elegant and solemn posture 1

Those with confused expressions: The expression should be natural, generous, and solemn when explaining. At the same time, according to the content of the explanation, the facial expressions should be accurately and moderately changed, and the content of the explanation should be truly and appropriately, but it is important not to make overly exaggerated expressions and appear pretentious.

2.Standing: Standing is the most basic posture when explaining.

"Standing and standing" is the basic requirement for a person's etiquette cultivation. A good standing posture can bring out a beautiful temperament and demeanor. When standing, the narrator should naturally hold his chest and abdomen straight, his body perpendicular to the ground, his weight on the forefeet, his shoulders relaxed, and his arms naturally drooping or crossed in front of his body.

It is not advisable to put your hands in your pockets, and you should not subconsciously make small actions (picking your ears, brushing your hair, picking your nostrils, etc.), which is not polite and solemn. 3.Walking Posture:

Walking is the main action in the process of explanation, and it is a kind of dynamic beauty. How to walk is very important in guiding the audience. When walking, the docent should pay attention to the light and steady pace, raise the head and chest, relax the shoulders, look at eye level, smile, and swing the arms naturally, while paying attention to maintaining the distance between the tourists and not stretching too wide.

When explaining in the showroom, the docent walks backwards or sideways in front of the audience. When giving an outdoor lecture, the docent generally walks in the middle of the right side of the audience, leaving the main road to the audience, with the body slightly sideways, avoiding facing away from the audience. 4.

Gaze: When explaining, the eyes are mostly used in the virtual vision method and the circumferential vision method, and the vision can not be loose, and it is important to avoid wandering outside the object. You can have some visual communication with the audience, and your eyes should be natural, steady, soft, open and friendly.

When explaining, you should look at the audience at eye level, focus as much as possible on the audience at the back, and take care of others at the same time, which is the most basic etiquette, and it can also make you more focused. 5.Use of gestures:

The instructions and gestures during the explanation should be standardized, timely, accurate, clean, neat, and beautiful, so that the eyes, mouth, and hands should be concise and coordinated, and avoid swinging back and forth, orchid fingers, etc. In short, during the explanation process, the narrator should use the instructions appropriately at the appropriate time according to the content of the explanation, and avoid using excessive body language, which is too contrived and does not meet the requirements of etiquette norms.