GB/T 36723-2018 in English

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Grading of social art level—Professional classification requirements

Issued on:2018-09-17
Implemented on:2019-04-01
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Standard No:	GB/T 36723-2018
Document status:	VALID
Title in English:	Grading of social art level—Professional classification requirements
Title in Chinese:	社会艺术水平考级专业分类要求
Language:	English
File Format:	Electronic (PDF)
Delivery:	Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on:	2018-09-17
Implemented on:	2019-04-01
ICS Classification:	03.180-Education
Chinese Classification:	Y00-Standardization and quality management
Professional Classification:	GB-National Standard
Related Keywords:	social art level professional classification requirements introduction gb/t social art level examination majors classification requirements professional classification system unesco art classification standards in-depth analysis
Related Topics:	Requirements for service process of social arts proficiency examination Professional technology level 13 Requirements for service process of social arts proficiency examination GBT36723 GB/T 36723-2018 Secondary Association Requirements

《GB/T 36723-2018社会艺术水平考级专业分类要求》由TC393（全国社会艺术水平考级服务标准化技术委员会）归口，主管部门为文化和旅游部(文化)。

Introduction

GB/T 36723—2018 Standard Overview

GB/T 36723—2018 "Classification Requirements for Social Art Level Examination Majors" is a national standard of the People's Republic of China, proposed and managed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. This standard specifies the coding method, professional classification code system and specific requirements for social art level examination majors, and is applicable to the filing, examination organization and management of examination institutions.

Comparative analysis of standard frameworks

Standard dimensions	GB/T 36723—2018 requirements	Comparison with international standards
Classification system hierarchy	Four-level classification system (level one, level two, level three, level four)	Consistent with the internationally accepted four-level classification system
Coding rules	Arabic numeral combination, progressive	Conforms to ISO/IEC 1745 standard requirements
Professional coverage	Five major categories: music, dance, fine arts, opera and drama, and folk art	Basically consistent with the UNESCO art classification standards

In-depth analysis of the professional classification system

First-level majors:Music, dance, fine arts, opera and drama, and folk art.

Second-level majors:For example, music includes piano, accordion, etc.; dance includes Chinese dance and international standard dance.

Level 3 majors:For example, flute, trumpet, etc. in music; ballet, street dance, etc. in dance.

Level 4 majors:Specific to playing skills, repertoire requirements and performance forms, such as classical guitar, electric guitar, etc.

Analysis of standard formulation background and technological evolution

Background:With the popularization of social art education, the demand for grading is increasing. The original standard system can no longer meet the development needs of emerging art forms, so it is urgently needed to be updated.

Technical evolution:From the initial single classification, it has gradually developed into a four-level classification system, achieving comprehensive coverage of traditional and emerging arts.

Implementation suggestions

Grading examination institutions should establish a complete classification system and coding system based on this standard.
In the compilation of grading examination materials, they must be strictly marked according to the professional codes.
It is recommended to update the standards regularly to incorporate emerging art forms and technological innovations.

More samples: GB 50021-2001(2009) DL/T 368-2010 QC/T 942-2021

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