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Rears occupation experts demanded by the times
with ‘vocational science oriented toward workers’
Prof, Kang Soon-hie, Graduate School of Vocational Science, Kyonggi University
   

   
As of 2014, youth employment of Korea hit 40%, the lowest in Korean history. This statistics show the result of over 10% lower than OECD average. Though the present government earlier promised to go out for creating jobs for youths and women with the aim of achieving an employment of 70%, it is indicated that the increasing number is mostly restricted to part-time jobs for the 50’s and 60’s. It seems that further desk theory is nonsensical in order to resolve the current problem of youth unemployment and create more jobs. We met Prof. Kang Soon-hie at Kyonggi Univ. department of occupational science, who has established his own occupational science with constant research for the past 26 years. Let’s find out about his diverse plans for creating jobs and consider the occupational science aiming at a new paradigm of scholarship.

Department of Vocational Science first established in the nation has turned out 200 professionals for 15 years
Prof. Kang Soon-hie obtained master’s and doctor’s degree in economics from the graduate school of Sungkyunkwan University and majored in Labor Economics for postdoctoral course at Wisconsin University of the US. Starting as a founding member of the Korea Labor Institute in 1988, he has been working on policies absolutely needed in our society for employment, relieving unemployment problem, improving wages and working conditions, vocational training and creating jobs. In 2003, he took the lead in compiling elementary and middle school textbooks called ‘Career and Occupation’ for the first time in our history serving as the president of Central Employment Information Service (currently, Korea Employment Information Service), developed programs for training career guidance teachers and experiencing occupations, and made an opportunity to enhance the prestige of the organization through constructing high-tech employment information system. Especially, when he was working as a secretary for employment and labor policy at the Blue House from 2005 until 2008, he made his presence felt as a policy specialist by spearheading the improvements on employment support service and protection of irregular workers. Since 2012, he transferred to Kyonggi University, Department of Occupational Science to establish the science and rear his juniors devoting himself to education and research as the head of the department. This is the first Department of Vocational Science in the nation’s history, and since founded in 2000, it has taken the lead in cultivating professionals related to occupation turning out about 200 professionals with master’s and doctor’s degrees. Of the graduates from this department, over 50% are working in the sphere of employment support service, while about 10% are engaging in universities on research institutes to contribute to developing the science. The remaining people are working as occupational specialist or manager of human resources and labor affairs in public and private enterprises or the training institutions. “In the times of prolonged low growth, youth unemployment problem and phenomenon of lacking jobs works as the biggest element to hinder national economy and welfare development. For this reason, there is going to be a soaring demand for manpower who can make job-related policies and provide professional services.”

 There are two objects in vocational science. One is the person who works and the other is the occupational site that provides work. Vocational science is a study on human beings who apply human psychology, behavior, attitude, activity related to job seeking, activity at workplace, etc. to occupational psychology, counseling, alienation and health by analysis, while reinterpreting the existing theories in the areas of business administration, economics, sociology, pedagogy and psychology, including labor economics, industrial relation, human resources management and development, organization theory, vocational training, industrial sociology, etc., to adjust them to a work field. “While the existing business administration saw everything from the standpoint of an organization, vocational science is a field working on how it is possible to satisfy both development of an organization and happiness of workers. Our department is trying to continue research with a motto of ‘vocational science with the basic philosophy of humanism focusing on working people’ and take the lead in rearing experts on occupations.” 

Change needed first in the paradigm of employments oriented toward a large enterprise. 

Prof. Kang emphasizes that it is time we had our basic awareness of occupation and point of education changed. It is true that, so far, we have demanded little children in a stereotype to go on to a favorable high school for the high school records and enter a prestigious university without considering their individual aptitude. The youth who chose their university and department suited for their school record following the will of parents and teachers will have confusion in their values when faced with the time to choose their career and occupation, which phenomenon is fundamentally causing youth unemployment, according to Prof. Kang. “They say there are no jobs to be found, but centering on smaller enterprises, there are so many good jobs. Nonetheless, the rising youth unemployment is due to the lack of information and distorted values toward work. We need to take note of the recent phenomena of breaking the myth that going on to a prestigious university and joining a large enterprise is the only way for a successful life.” Saying that we need to change the paradigm of employment focused on large enterprises, Prof. Kang added that the government support and relief of unneeded regulation for smaller enterprises and systematic occupational and career education should be able to contribute largely to securing continued national competitiveness through activity of the domestic market as well as overcoming youth unemployment with diversity of occupations. 

Serving as the president of Korea Skills and Qualification Association, Prof. Kang is directing energies toward developing occupations and qualifications through the Association also attended by practical workers and site experts such as the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, related associations, rather than focusing on professors and researchers like the other associations. It is said that the government is also giving substantial support paying unusual attention. “I am going to take the lead in site-oriented and customized education for student customers as an educator and will devote myself to research of reinterpreting the existing theories from the perspective of vocational science as a scholar. I am looking forward to a higher awareness and availability of the science.” As the sprout of Prof. Kang’s persistent research blossomed out into policies, his juniors will be able to bring a new start for Korean economy by working out the chronic unemployment crisis and difficulties.      


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