Almost 80% of respondents believe that the amalgamation of ICT-centered technology will stimulate the emergence of new industries in the next 5 years, and that technological advancements will increase employment elasticity, thereby reducing the number of good jobs.
The majority of respondents predicted that the outflow of talented workforce to overseas will increase (83.5%), that conflict between generations regarding welfare and employment will intensify (81.7%), and that public finances will be depleted due to aging and welfare expansion (71.9%).
In order to respond to future changes, vocational education that emphasizes startup infrastructure and entrepreneurship (90.4%), VET that cultivates valuable master-level technicians (89.1%), and convergence talent training (85.6%) are required