Countermeasures in operation and management of private art training institutions in Guiyang

Authors

  • Ziyan Pu Shinawatra University
  • Fuangfa Amponstira Shinawatra University

Keywords:

Guiyang private art training institutions, Frequency analysis method, Methods of difference analysis, Research methods of correlation analysis, Regression analysis method, plan, Strategic reconstruction

Abstract

Taking the operation and management of private art training institutions in Guiyang as an example, this paper studies the operation and management of private art training institutions in Guiyang by means of literature analysis, questionnaire survey, frequency analysis, difference analysis, correlation analysis, regression analysis and data collection. The data are analyzed by the mixed research method of qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis; Finally, the paper puts forward the strategic reconstruction of the operation and management of private art training institutions in Guiyang.

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Published

2023-12-22

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Research Articles