Case Study on Career Preparation Experiences of University Students from Low-Income Families

이지혜,; 황매향,

doi:10.26857/jlls.2017.08.13.3.57

JLLS

2017

DOI: 10.26857/jlls.2017.08.13.3.57

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Case Study on Career Preparation Experiences of University Students from Low-Income Families

이지혜 이지혜¹,

황매향 황매향²

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“…For example, many existing career interventions in South Korea are designed based on what researchers think is important, rather than based on the needs of lower class adolescents (Hwang & Seon, 2013). Similarly, the current policy suggestions in South Korea predominantly target distributions of money and resources (J. Lee & Hwang, 2017).…”

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Career Development of Lower Social Class Adolescents in South Korea

Hwang

Lee

Jung

2018

Journal of Career Development

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Despite increased efforts and a broadened understanding of social class and its impact on career development, the career development of lower social class adolescents and its interaction with sociocontextual factors remain understudied. The current study explored the educational and career experiences of South Korean high school seniors using a qualitative approach and the gender and social class career development model. Our sample included 14 lower class high school seniors who were preparing for different career paths after graduation. The data were collected at three time points, through two semistructured interviews, documents, and brief phone-call surveys. An inductive thematic analysis of 28 semistructured interviews and documentations revealed three domains with seven themes. The results demonstrated an influence of lower social class on adolescents’ socialization, access to resources, affectional and academic barriers, and academic and career attainment. The implications of the results for career counseling, interventions, policies, and future research are discussed.

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Career Development of Lower Social Class Adolescents in South Korea

Hwang

Lee

Jung

2018

Journal of Career Development

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The Korean Version of the Classism Experiences Questionnaire-Academe

Jung

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Career Development of Lower Social Class Adolescents in South Korea

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