Organization
| Eun Jin Oh | |||
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| Group | Division for Women's Visions Research | Position | Senior Research Fellow |
| Major/Work | Tel | 02-3156-7126 | |
| Education | Ph.D. in vocational education, University of Missouri-Columbia, U.S.A. M.A. in Educational Technology, University of Missouri-Columbia, U.S.A. |
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| Career | 8/2000-12/2000 Lecturer, Sogang University, Sungshin University, Ajou University, Dongduk Women's University 1/2001-2/2004 Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training |
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| An area of study | Industrial Education, Vocational Education, Educational Engineering | ||
| Research performance | - Development of guidelines for diversifying the career of female students - Development of women resources at junior colleges and policy issues focus on science and engineering - Research on improving parents’ capabilities for gender-equal career guidance - Development of evaluation indicators for career development centers for female college students - Analysis and evaluation of the gender impact of vocational training policies for existing employees - Human resources cultivation plans for supporting conventional industries-based SMEs to use information systems: vocational training - Ways to ensure a successful shift from universities to labor markets - Status of distance university education and improvement measures - Ways to strengthen continuing education at junior colleges - Informatization in vocational training: focus on the establishment of database - Ways to strengthen the vocational training of alternative education institutes for middle and high school dropouts - Comprehensive measures to overcome academic elitism - Ways to improve the effectiveness of e-learning in accordance with the learning types of adult learners - Ways to adjust the departments and student quota of junior colleges in cooperation with local industries - Research on adults’ basic vocational capabilities - Ways to strengthen connections between schools and labor markets to enhance youth’s capabilities in employment - Ways to promote school enterprises |
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