英文摘要 |
For the past few years, due to the dramatic social change, industrial transformation and higher education expansion, the gap between schooling and employment, the imbalance between supply and demand of work force, and the high unemployment rate of newly-graduates force us to rethink the problems of manpower cultivation. By adopting qualitative approach this paper analyses the domestically and internationally collected data relating to the cultivation of manpower. It is found that most countries would take appropriate policies to solve the issues related to the gap between schooling and employment, imbalance between supply and demand of work force, and the high unemployment rate of newly-graduates. So is Taiwan. In 2013, the Ministry of Education promulgated the “White Paper on Manpower Cultivation”, of which its main theme is education development. 39 programs are proposed to cultivate six key abilities such as global mobility, employability, innovation, interdisciplinary, information competences and citizenship in response to the international trends and to provide competitive manpower for economics. |