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Exploration and Practice of Educational Functions in High-end Event Volunteer Service under the "Beijing Service" Context

Author(s)

Gang Song, Liting Zeng*

Affiliation(s)

Beijing Hospitality, Beijing, China *Corresponding Author.

Abstract

This study explores the educational functions realized through high-end event volunteer service under the "Beijing Service" concept and evaluates the practical effects. Taking the volunteer service of Beijing Hospitality Institute at the China Open Tennis Tournament as a case, the implementation framework and educational outcomes of the volunteer service are analyzed. The study found that high-end event volunteer service enhances volunteers' professional skills and social responsibility and significantly improves students' overall competencies through cross-cultural communication and teamwork. The research provides empirical support for the further development of "Beijing Service" and offers a reference for other universities to integrate international service with education.

Keywords

Beijing Service; High-end Events; Volunteer Service; Educational Function; Career Development

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