Purpose: to establish the level of professional competency physical education edutainment camp instructors (PEECI) should possess, and to develop a competency weight for each level. Methods: the ＂PEECI professional competency＂ questionnaire was used to collect data while each questionnaire was processed three times by using Delphi and AHP techniques. Data were processed by Expert Choice 11 and SPSS 17.0 for Windows and the weight were statistically analyzed. Results: first of all, within 5 main competencies that PEECI should have included ＂core competence＂, ＂implementation and evaluation＂, ＂basic knowledge＂, ＂resource management＂ and ＂leadership management＂ as well as other 10 sub-competencies as well as 55 individual abilities. Second, for weight analysis, the foremost main competency was core competence (31%) while sub-competency of professional knowledge (70%) weighted most. Implementation and evaluation (24%) was the second important main competency in which sub-competency of contingency competence (27%) took most part. The third main competency was basic knowledge (18%) in which sub-competency of knowledge about sport (62%) took most percentages. The forth main competency was resource management (17%) while sub-competency of facility planning (55%) took most weight. The fifth main competency was leadership management (13%) in which sub-competency of leadership for activities (82%) took most percentages. Conclusion: according to the study results, recommendations were provided to physical education policy practitioners and companies and organizations in choosing and training instructors as well as to act as reference for certificate system.