最新保安员的培训教案

保安员培训教案

第一课：农民工外出务工法律政策及法法规

一、转变守旧观念做好务工准备：

二、了解城市生活常识：

三、学会一技之长寻找合适工作：

第二课：农民工外出务工法律政策及法法规

一、掌握劳动法维护合法权益：

二、牢记“安全第一”：

三、遵守公民道德树立诚信观念

第三课：农民工基础心理学基本常识的讲述

一、基础心理学绪论（识记）

二、心理活动的生理基础

三、感觉和知觉（重点掌握）

四、记忆（掌握）

五、思维、言语及想象（重点掌握）

六、意识和注意（掌握）

七、动机与需要（掌握）

八、情绪、情感和意志（重点掌握）

九、人格（重点掌握）

第四课：农民工社会心理学知识基本常识的讲述

一、社会心理学概述二、社会化与自我（重点掌握）三、社会知觉与归因（掌握）四、社会动机与社交情绪（重点掌握）五、态度（重点掌握）六、沟通与

人关系（重点掌握）七、社会影响（识记）八、爱情、婚姻和家庭（识记）第五课：农民工咨询心理学知识基本常识的讲述

一、咨询心理学概述

二、历史上的几种理论观点（掌握）

三、心理咨询的对象、任务、分类和一般程序（掌握）

四、不同年龄阶段的心理咨询（掌握）

第六课：农民工职业生涯与就业指导

一、职业认识与职业选择二、迈好人生第一步三、就业准备四、求职技巧

第七课：农民工职业生涯规则

一、自由创业

二、农民工就业政策法规

三、农民工就业机关规定

四、职业生涯的规则

十八电梯特殊情况的应对及处理

十九水灾设施和事件的应对及处理

二十电路设施和事故的应对及处理

二十一消防设施的管理及突发事件的应对及处理

二十二火灾事件的预防和应对及处理

二十三火警的报警程序

二十四停车场的管理

二十五夜班保安人员应注意的事项

二十六巡逻人员应注意的事项

二十七交接班时保安人员应注意的事项

三十一保安区域交通事故的处理

三十二军体拳和自我保护意识的学习

三十四 总复习实训（保安礼仪） 三十五 总复习实训（警棍的佩戴和使用） 三十六 总复习实训（对讲机的规定和使用） 三十七 总复习实训（停电事故的处理） 三十八 总复习实训(火灾的预防和事故的处理) 三十九 总复习实训（车辆的管理） 四十 总复习和鉴定考试

Lion Dance

What is Lion Dance?

Lion Dance is a traditional art form that incorporates physical training commonly associated with martial arts and ascetic expressions. It is a folk show performed by one or two persons wrapped around with lion skin costume. Like the dragon lantern dance, lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals. It may also

be performed at important occasions such as business opening events, special celebrations or wedding ceremonies, or may be used to entertain special guests by the Chinese communities.

The Chinese lion dance is often mistakenly referred to as dragon dance. An easy way to tell the differences is that a lion is normally operated by one or two dancers, while a dragon needs many people. Also, in a lion dance, the performers' faces are only seen occasionally, since they are inside the lion. In a dragon dance, the

performers' faces can be easily seen since the dragon is held on poles.

History of Lion Dance

There has been an old tradition in China of dancers wearing masks to resemble animals or mythical beasts. However, lion is not native to China. According to textual research, lions in China were originally introduced from West Asia through the "Silk Road". In Buddhist culture, lion is the animal ridden by Bodhisattva Manjusri that was introduced to China along with Buddhism, together with the real lion dance performed by the animal. Since sending lions to China was no easy job accompanied by hardships, very few lions finally arrived at the destination. Therefore, the real lion dance was only limited to the imperial palace and wealthy families, and common people never had the chance to watch it. Therefore, the folk artists created idealized works of lions through imagination according to records or legends, and highlighted the broad forehead, upturned nose and open mouth with traditional divine and auspicious decorations, presenting the mighty force and liveliness of lions. In the lion dance, people perform the role of lions.

The earliest use of the word “shizi” meaning lion first appeared in Han Dynasty. Detailed descriptions of Lion Dance appeared during the Tang Dynasty and it was already recognized by writers and poets then as a foreign dance. However, lion dance may have been recorded in China as early as the third century AD where "lion act" was referred to by Meng Kang in a commentary on Hanshu. In the early periods it had association with Buddhism: it was recorded in a Northern Wei text, Description of Buddhist Temples in Luoyang, that a parade for a statue of Buddha of a temple was