| 英文摘要 |
This study explored the implementation and development of the career planning curriculum at high schools and proposes suggestions for revising the career planning curriculum. We first reviewed the development of career education and career counseling in other countries and the theories related to career education and counseling; this information was the basis for subsequent exploration. We next compared the 2004 and 2008 Senior High School Curriculum Guidelines and examined the 2018 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guidelines for senior high schools (comprising regular, skills-based, and comprehensive schools). To clarify the changes and challenges that may affect the curriculum and the role and mission of school education in the context of the 12-year basic education curriculum, a literature analysis was conducted and focused on three components, namely the past, present, and future. (1) Centered on the theme “ History and development of career planning in senior high schools,” the “past” component entailed exploration of the evolution from career counseling to career development in foreign countries, the evolution from counseling to subject setting in Taiwan, the evolution of the career planning curriculum for senior high schools in Taiwan, and the theoretical basis of the curriculum. (2) The present component was focused on “Roles, curriculum content, and teacher training,” and it entailed exploration of the role of career planning courses at various educational levels, the content of career planning courses for senior high schools, the deepening and expansion of career planning courses, and the planning of teacher training. (3) The future component was centered on the theme of “Challenges encountered by career planning departments of senior high schools and their corresponding responses.” For this component, the study proposes the incorporation of subjectivity into the career planning curriculum to emphasize balancing multiple tasks (i.e., career information, career education, and career counseling) and optimizing the career planning curriculum for technical and vocational education institutions. This study concludes that the career planning departments of senior high schools should enhance their professionalism and focus on specialized and differentiated areas in the future. These findings can serve as a reference for initiating future changes in the career planning curriculum. |