"guide experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific experience that provides direction or advice. For example, "This guide experience helped me make the best decision for my career."
Through these experiences I have been able to develop a research path in which I combine my outdoor guide experience with field ecology and rural development.
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It could let people build a better TV guide experience than the channel by time grid.
EDGE, which creatively stands for Enhanced Digital Guide Experience, was created with customer in mind, but to be used by the associates on Windows XP-powered tablets.
For example, there's a GPS-tracking app in the works that provides a virtual tour guide experience for kids on vacation.
There is a certain arrogance to outright dismiss the manner in which education helps guide experience.
He also wants to guide experienced solo jumpers to some secret spots in the area, and let Davis lead climbing tours.
Some teen-agers who took small doses in a safe space, with a trusted, older "trip guide," experienced their own births and came to view their parents as people.
All our worst travel guide experiences are combined in Molvania: A Land Untouched By Modern Dentistry, which might explain why it has spent 12 weeks topping the sales charts in Australia.
Borrowing from cognitive psychological theory, vulnerability-related perceptions are believed to be incorporated into a schema, a cognitive structure that serves to filter information and guide experiences, beliefs, emotions and behaviours.
She moved to New York to pursue a career in comedy, using some of her tour-guide experience as fodder.
