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Dr. Wei-Te LIU 한국직업자격학회 2017 한국직업자격학회 학술대회 Vol.2017 No.10
Industrial trends and the present knowledge-based economy are having a large impact on Taiwan. These trends have become a driving force for enhancing Taiwan’s competitiveness and economic growth. Locally, Taiwan’s universities and colleges have undergone transformation with regards to their mission, goals, business orientation and the ‘education industry’. Upgrading industry’s technology continues to drive Taiwan’s economic growth, adding additional responsibility for universities and colleges to ensure that industry talent is fostered, new and diverse financial business models and strategies are created and implemented, including the recruitment of teachers with international perspectives are pursued, for the purposes of nurturing and developing talent suitable for a knowledge-economy-based society. Universities and colleges have responded by promoting off-campus college internship programs and rigorous teacher practice and training experiences. With the establishment of industry-oriented - interdisciplinary programs positive results have been gained with regards to: supporting and fostering relationships with professionals in order to strengthen students’ basic learning and skill competencies as they pertain to industry, cultivate students’ desire to embrace continuing education and to promote professional development for teachers. Innovation is a key to building campus environments that will be beneficial for the success of industry-university cooperation. Government support with relevant laws and regulations that are updated to meet 21st century expectations will provide the necessary mechanisms for school intellectual property and other desired outcomes. TVET 4.0 transforming in Taiwan include customized TVE education for enterprise, intelligent TVE operating, effective TVE talent cultivation, and Integrated TVE professional curriculum. In order to response to impact from industrial 4.0, MOE in Taiwan is promoting to deepen and transform higher education. Besides, speeding TVET reconstruction is undergoing as well.
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A Comparison Study of Beauty Education and Training between Taiwan and Korea
Li-Wen CHEN,Dr. Wei-Te LIU 한국직업자격학회 2017 한국직업자격학회 학술대회 Vol.2017 No.10
In this study, the vocational training and strategies of beauty education in Korea and Taiwan are the main variables to explore the era of knowledge economy. The development of process and strategy in vocational education and training was investigated by researchers in the Korean beauty technical school and Taiwanese beauty technical school on the high educational level. Data collection in this study used field visits to confirm the status and strategy of vocational education and training of beauty in the Korean and Taiwanese universities. Then, each variable was analyzed by SPSS. Eventually, this study found that the success from vocational education and training of beauty in the Korean and Taiwanese Universities was influenced by several factors including created a unique vocational educational model, established a multi-level, multi-level, multi-category, pre-service, and on-the-job vocational education and training network.
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Yu-Shiu SHIH,Dr. Wei-Te LIU 한국직업자격학회 2017 한국직업자격학회 학술대회 Vol.2017 No.10
The purpose of this study is to study the effect of Chinese medicine aromatherapy on olfactory conduction course design, which is based on the action research method design and individual research. The research object background is a 62-year-old female office worker, who is a Management Adviser in a public telecommunications company. The method adopted is pre-test and post-test method, for 4 weeks period; for the first two weeks pre-test , is to fill in the pressure index measurement table, insomnia self-rating table, and morning and evening record of blood pressure and pulse and sleep time. For the third week, before going to bed, started to use lavender highland essential oil diluted with Simmondsia chinensis vegetable oil to release stress and help to sleep, which can be directly smeared on philtrum and continue to record morning and evening (blood pressure BP), ( Pulse P) and sleep time. For the fourth week, started the post-test and then filled out the pressure index measurement table, insomnia self-rating table, and data analysis of case free writing; for the pre-test, the morning and early blood pressure pulse were 114 / 58mmHg P62 & 105 / 53mmHg P65 and for sleep, every day average sleep time was 7 hours and 21 minutes. And for post-test, the average daily sleep was 7 hours and 1 minutes, while morning and evening blood pressure pulse were 114 / 57mmHgp 63 & 107 / 55mmHg P69.Stress index measurement table for the pre-test, there were 10 questions with answer yes, 2 questions with answer no, while for the post-test, there were 5 questions with answer yes and 7 questions with answer no. Insomnia self-rating table for the pre-test was 12 points and 5 points for the post-test, and from these results for the study we can learn that the introduction of Chinese medicine aromatherapy olfactory conduction program actually can help the elderly to release stress and sleep well. This study suggests that the promotion of Chinese medicine aromatherapy olfactory conduction course and the establishment of personal health self-management habits could not only adjust the balance of body and mind at daily time but also improve insomnia caused by stress, and then improve the quality of life; especially due to daily records self-view and management, if necessary, it could timely provide effective medical data for reference so as to reduce the cost of medical expenses.
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