《规定》深化"跨省通办"，申请考试的从业人员，可以向全国任意考核发证机关或者其委托的考试机构 提出申请，取消户籍所在地或者从业所在地要求。 在优化学历要求方面，《规定》综合考虑特种作业人员实际情况，不再要求电工作业、焊接与热切割作 业、高处作业等从业人员具备初中及以上文化程度。 （来源：工人日报） 本报讯 （记者王冬梅）近期，应急管理部修订出台了《特种作业人员安全技术培训考核管理规定》 （以下简称《规定》），将于今年6月1日起施行，其中明确了一系列便民利企的措施。 据应急管理部安全生产执法和工贸安全监督管理局局长杨智慧介绍，特种作业包括电工作业、焊接与热 切割作业、高处作业等十大类54个工种，目前全国有1800多万名特种作业人员。修订后的《规定》首先 是优化复审换证要求，将特种作业操作证每3年复审改为每6年换证，即特种作业操作证2026年6月1日以 后需要复审的，按照新规定不再进行复审，到期后按要求换领新证。 为减轻从业人员经济负担，《规定》明确，对于已经完成培训但经考试、补考仍不合格的，取消重新培 训要求。理论考试不限次数，实际操作考试由原来的1次增加为5次，经5次实际操作考试仍然不合格 的，需重新报名参加 ...

Core Viewpoint - The increasing interest in skiing and the demand for ski instructor certifications are leading to a surge in training programs, but there are concerns about the legitimacy and quality of these programs [1][4][12]. Group 1: Training Programs and Certification - Many training institutions are promoting ski instructor certifications, claiming that individuals can earn significant income as ski instructors [1][4]. - The "National Vocational Qualification Level 5" for ski instructors is often misrepresented as a comprehensive qualification, while it is actually an entry-level certification [4][13]. - Training programs are marketed with promises of easy certification, but the actual process requires passing theoretical and practical exams, which are managed separately from training [12][16]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Demand - The ski instructor market is experiencing a significant demand, with projections indicating a shortfall of 10,000 to 20,000 instructors by 2026 due to the growing popularity of skiing [18]. - The number of candidates for ski instructor certifications is expected to rise sharply, from over 7,000 in 2024 to 17,000 in 2025 for snowboard instructors [18]. - The ski industry is evolving, with new assessment criteria being introduced to ensure safety and skill proficiency among candidates [17][18]. Group 3: Training Quality and Regulation - The National Sports Administration emphasizes a separation between training and examination to maintain the integrity of the certification process [12][16]. - Concerns have been raised about some training programs that guarantee certification for a fee, which contradicts the established examination protocols [12][16]. - The upcoming revisions to the certification guidelines will include new safety assessments to ensure candidates meet basic skiing proficiency before taking exams [17][18].

Core Insights - The increasing interest in becoming ski instructors in China is evident, with many aspiring instructors seeking certification as a side job, particularly as the 2026 snow season approaches [1][7] - The "National Ski Instructor Level 5" certification is often misunderstood, as it is merely an entry-level qualification that requires formal training and passing an examination [4][13] Group 1: Certification and Training - The "National Ski Instructor Level 5" certification is a basic qualification that requires candidates to complete a specified number of training hours and obtain a completion certificate [4] - The training and examination process is managed by the National Sports Administration, which emphasizes a separation between training and assessment [4][15] - Many training institutions are misleading potential candidates by suggesting that payment guarantees certification, which contradicts the established examination protocols [12][15] Group 2: Training Programs and Costs - Various training programs are available, including basic and zero-based classes, with costs ranging from 2,980 to 6,810 yuan depending on the location and duration of the course [5][6] - Training sessions typically last between 3 to 7 days, with daily training hours averaging 6 to 7 hours [8][12] - Some institutions offer "guaranteed pass" claims, which are not supported by the National Sports Administration, as passing requires successful completion of both theoretical and practical assessments [12][15] Group 3: Employment and Market Demand - Obtaining the certification does not automatically qualify individuals for employment as ski instructors, as practical skills and additional training are often required by employers [13] - The demand for ski instructors is expected to grow, with projections indicating a shortfall of 10,000 to 20,000 instructors in the ice and snow industry by 2026 [17] - The number of candidates for ski instructor examinations is increasing significantly, with projections showing a rise from over 7,000 in 2024 to 17,000 in 2025 for snowboard instructors alone [17]

Core Viewpoint - The rising popularity of snow sports and consumption during the winter season has led to an increase in training programs for "ski instructor national vocational certificates," with claims of rapid certification within five days, raising questions about the qualifications of these "fast-track instructors" [1][6]. Group 1: Training and Certification Process - The "Ski Social Sports Instructor National Vocational Qualification Certificate" requires specific training and examination as outlined in the National Occupational Qualification Directory (2021) [3]. - The training for ski instructors is categorized into five skill levels, with the fifth level being the entry-level, which includes functions such as promotion, technical guidance, and safety protection [4]. - Training programs typically last between 5 to 7 days, with costs ranging from 3,000 to 7,000 yuan, and are designed for both beginners and those with prior experience [6][8]. Group 2: Examination and Qualification Standards - The actual pass rate for the examination is reported to be around 80%, with assessments including both theoretical and practical components [9]. - The separation of training and examination is emphasized as a means to ensure the credibility of the certification, with the training focusing on reinforcing the skills outlined in the assessment guidelines [10]. - The industry recognizes that obtaining a certificate is merely the minimum requirement to enter the profession, and further qualifications and experience are necessary to become a professional instructor [10]. Group 3: Market Demand and Industry Trends - The growing interest in snow sports has led to a demand for instructors who not only teach skills but also provide a deeper understanding of snow culture [12]. - The market is seeing two main types of candidates: those seeking certification to validate their skills and younger individuals aiming to pursue teaching careers [12].