○ In 2020, the participation rate of elementary and secondary schools in face-to-face career-educational activities ― career experience, career counseling, and entrepreneurship experience ― significantly declined compared to the previous year.
○ In terms of acquiring career information, the use of online among students has been on the rise, and the rate at which teachers provide online counseling services has also increased.
○ Career development skills of elementary and secondary school students, such as self-understanding and social skills, understanding occupations, career exploration, career design and readiness, as well as their satisfaction with career education at schools decreased in 2020 compared to the previous year.
○ To invigorate career education at schools, “blended on-offline career education programs” not only need to be imperatively developed but also the forms of information in which it responds to the changes of career-information sources must be changed, securing the workforce expertise in career education.