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학부모의 진로관과 진로교육 참여 실태

Parents
저자
조희경
분류정보
발행기관
한국직업능력개발원
발행일
2013.11.15
등록일
2013.11.15
학부모의 진로관은 자기결정적인 직업선택(63.1%)과 개방적인 성 역할을 지지(63.1%)하나, 보수나 안정적 생활보장에 직업적 가치를 두며(72.7%) 직업에 대한 귀천 의식(67.5%)이 있음.
학부모의 주요 진로정보 습득 경로는‘친구, 학부모 등의 지인(55.3%)’과‘방송매체(54.9%)’임.
자녀진로지도를 위한 학부모진로교육 참여율은 20.6%로 낮은 수준이며, 특성화고 자녀를 둔 학부모의 학부모진로교육 참여율은 14.5%로 특목고(38.1%)나 자율고(33.8%)의 절반에도 못 미침.
자녀진로지도를 위한 학부모진로교육 참여율은 관리직(21.3%)이나 전문직(20.5%)이 생산직(11.3%), 농어민(14.7%)보다 높으며, 소득이 많고(26.7%) 학력이 높은(23.5%) 학부모가 소득 수준이 낮고(10.4%) 학력이 낮은(16.9%) 학부모보다 높게 나타나 학부모진로교육의 양극화가 우려됨.
Parents’ career values are such that they support self-determined career choices (63.1%) and open-minded gender role(63.1%), but they also value pay and stability (72.7%) associated with jobs, and tend to think some occupations are more valuable than others (67.5%).  
The main routes through which parents acquire career information are acquaintances (55.3%), including friends and other parents, and broadcasting media (54.9%).
Parents’ participation rate in career education for their children is low at 20.6%, with the participation rate of parents of specialized vocational school students standing at 14.5%, which is not even half as high as those of special-purpose high school students (38.1%) and autonomous high school students (33.8%). 
Looking at parents’participation rates in career education with reference to their occupation, the participation rates of parents in managerial jobs (21.3%) and professional jobs (20.5%) are higher than those of parents who are in production(11.3%) or farmers and fishermen (14.7%). In addition, the participation rates of parents with high income (26.7%) and parents with high levels of education (23.5%) are higher than those of parents with low income (10.4%) and parents with low levels of education (16.9%). The figures indicate that there is a risk of polarization of career education of parents.
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