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About Training Program

How To Apply?

After attending information meeting please download provided application form, fill it in by providing all requested information as well as answering all extra questions. Please remember to attach it to an application e-mail.

Download Application Form

Participation fee

Participation Fee

This fee covers costs for the following:

o More than 100 lessons of teaching and training in cosy comfortable classroom
o Experienced guides/teachers who will follow you throughout the program
o Expert guest lecturers in art, history, storytelling etc
o Guided demonstration tours to the main sights and museums
o Entrances to museums and attractions
o Training tours by bus
o Training walking tours
o Invitations to specific events and exibitions
o Exams with external evaluators
o A network of enthusiastic, passionate and dedicated students and colleagues
o A certificate that will open doors to guide jobs with DMC and other agencies
o A lot of knowledge, wisdom, experiences and fun

A first aid course will be arranged for those who don’t have a valid one (500 kr.)
Most likely you will be able to earn the course fee in your first guide season.

Time Schedule

o Tuesday 20 May at 17.00 – 19:00 Information meeting which will take place at Hotel Hebron
o August 2025: Conversations and interviews
o Tuesday 2 September: Training Program start
o Copenhagen: Tuesdays from 16.30-20.30, Hotel Hebron, Helgolandsgade 4, 1653 København V
o Aarhus: Wednesdays from 16.30 – 20.00, Gelinde, Balticagade, 8000 Aarhus
o Aalborg:Thursdays from 16.30-20.00, Kaffefair, Strandvejen 19, 9000 Aalborg
o End of April 2026: Festive closing and congratulations on becoming an Academy guide!
o May 2026: You are ready to guide!

Training Program Locations

The course will take place:

Copenhagen: Tuesdays from 16.30-20.30, Hotel Hebron, Helgolandsgade 4, 1653 København V
Aarhus: Wednesdays from 16.30 – 20.00, Gelinde, Balticagade, 8000 Aarhus
Aalborg:Thursdays from 16.30-20.00, Kaffefair, Strandvejen 19, 9000 Aalborg

Additional there will be program one Saturday a month.

The teaching takes place at various places in the city – such as meeting rooms, buses, museums and cultural institutions.

Training Format

The teaching will be a mix of demo trips in the field, professional presentations from experts and geeks, visits to the city’s cultural institutions and training on the bus and in the city’s neighbourhoods.

Team of Future Guide Talents

Our guide course program will host 10-16 participants in each class, creating an inspiring and spacious learning environment cantered around engagement, knowledge sharing, and a passion for improvement.

You don’t need to know the royal lineage when you begin (though you’ll soon discover how fun it is to learn!). We do, however, expect you to engage with the material and proactively seek out knowledge and information. Homework is a part of the learning progress.

Fun is also an important part of the program. Learning should be an enjoyable experience!

Program Completion Certificate

If you attend at least 80 percent of the whole training program and pass the final exam, you will be awarded a DMC certificate.
This certificate will outline your training and qualifications, making it easy for you to be booked for the right tasks in the future.

We will be happy to invite you into our team of qualified guides working for DMC Nordic!