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National Human Resources Development Institute (NHI)
Highlights of Korea’s Public HRD
1. Korean Government at a Glance
2. NHI at a Glance
3. NHI’s Programs in 2017
4. Global Network
Contents
Korean Government at a Glance
Government Organization Chart
President
Prime Minister
▪ The Board of Audit & Inspection ▪ National Intelligence Service
▪ Korea Communications Commission
▪ Ministry of the Interior & Safety ▪ Ministry of Personnel Management▪ Ministry of Government Legislation▪ Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs▪ Ministry of Food and Drug Safety
▪ Korea Fair Trade Commission ▪ Financial Services Commission ▪ Anti-corruption and Civil Rights Commission of Korea
▪ Nuclear Safety & Security Commission
Ministry of Strategy and Finance
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure, and Transport
Ministry of National Defense
Ministry of Health and Welfare
Ministry of Science and
ICT
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries
Ministry of Environment
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Ministry of Employment and Labor
Ministry of Unification
Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs
Ministry of Gender
Equality and Family
NHI
Ministry of SMEs and Startups
2 The Public Service System of Korea
Number of Civil Servants
▪ General Service: 151,181
▪ Police Service: 119,509
▪ Education Service: 355,145
Total: 996,080
(2015)
2 The Public Service System of Korea
Rank and Hierarchy
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Deputy Director
Division Director
SCS(1-2nd)
Executive Level or
Director General
General Officer
SCS * Senior Civil Service
2 The Public Service System of Korea
Government Employees Recruitment
Open Competitive Recruitment
Examination
Competitive Recruitment Examination
for Career Service Positions
Concept
� Competitive examination for the
general public
� Provide equal opportunities for
working as public officials and recruit
excellent talents with potential from
various fields
� Hire experts and experienced people
relevant to the position
Variety
� Open recruitment: Grade 5, Grade 7,
Grade 9
� One of 13 requirements: certificate of
qualification, academic degrees,
career
Restrictions on eligibility
� No restrictions on exam eligibility � Restrictions on qualifications:
certificate of qualification, academic
degree, career
Exam organizer
� Mainly MPM � Grade 5: MPM('11~)
� Grade 6 and below: each ministry
2 The Public Service System of Korea
Total : 151,181
4.56.58.6 9.3 7.78.42.7
Average No. of Years of Service Required for Promotion
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NHI at a Glance
National Public Official Local Public Official
Ministry of PersonnelManagement
Ministry of the
Interior
Central Administrative
Organizations
Local Autonomous
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* 32 training institutes * 15 institutes that belong to local municipalities
NHI’ History
NHI’s Organizational Chart
President(Vice-Ministerial Level)
Planning BureauGlobal Education and Cooperation Bureau
Research & Development Center
Planning &Cooperation Division
Leadership Development Bureau
New Official Training Division
ManagementDevelopment
Division
Professional Competency Development Division
Smart LearningDivision
Global Education & Cooperation
Division
Leadership Development Bureau
★ No. of authority personnel : 148 (as of 2017)
NHI’s Campuses
< Jincheon Campus > < Gwacheon Campus >
▪ Leadership Center▪ Values Center
▪ Global Center
NHI’s Recent Innovation
▪ Discussions
▪ Practices
▪ Case studies
▪ Field experiences
▪ Flipped learning
▪ Self-directed learning
(e-learning)
▪ Discussions
▪ Practices
▪ Case studies
▪ Field experiences
▪ Flipped learning
▪ Self-directed learning
(e-learning)
▪ R&D activities
▪Next-generation
e-learning system
▪ HRD 3.0
(cooperation among
institutes)
▪ R&D activities
▪Next-generation
e-learning system
▪ HRD 3.0
(cooperation among
institutes)
▪ Public values
▪ Leadership
▪ Global Competency
▪ National agenda
▪ Public values
▪ Leadership
▪ Global Competency
▪ National agenda
ContentContent MethodologyMethodology InfrastructureInfrastructure
NHI’s Programs in 2017
Planning process for training program
Finalize a plan for next year’s training program
Result analysis
(October)
• Stakeholder analysis
- Trainee, coordinator, lecturer
• Self-evaluation
• Comprehensive
satisfaction level analysis
•Internal review meeting
•Determine training
period and schedule
•Determine detailed
curriculum and time
* Lecturers are not determined
•Finalize no. of trainees
and time
• Internal review meeting
Basic plan
(November)
Detailed plan
(December)
• Determine whether to
continue existing program,
or to start new courses
-Need analysis among all
ministries
• Establish training system
• Internal/external review
meeting
Determine direction for basic plan
Finalize detailed planFinalize basic plan
NHI Programs at a Glance
LeadershipLeadershipPublic Service
ValuesPublic Service
ValuesGlobal CompetencyGlobal Competency
Professional
Competency
Development
Professional
Competency
Development
▪ Individual learning hours are 100 hours and the total learning hours are reflected on the departmental performance and
promotion.
Senior CivilService
Grades 3.4
Grades 4.5
Grades6and below
National Strategy Seminar
IntensiveProgramOn PublicServiceValues
Senior Executive Program
SCS CandidatesProgram
New Division Directors Program
▪ New G5 Program � � � � � � � � � � � � �
▪ G5 Promotion Program
▪ New G7 Program � � � � � � � � � � � � �
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▪ New G9 Program � � � � � � � � � � � � �
� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ! � � � � � � � �Director CandidatesProgram
Natio
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Job C
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ICT P
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★ E-Learning Programs
Global Competency Development Programs 7 Courses, 248 Participants
International Programs for Foreign Government Officials 8 Courses, 192 Participants
e-Learning Programs 370 Course, 150,000 Participants
Total 446 Courses, 160,315 Participants(76 Offline Courses for 10,315 / 370 Online Courses for 150,000)
Job-Specific Competency Development Programs 42 Courses, 3,238 Participants
2017 NHI Programs
SCS/Director Candidates Programs 2 Courses, 1,216 Participants
Public Service Values Programs 4 Courses, 1,320 Participants
Grade-based Development Programs 12 Courses, 3,941 Participants
� Among the trainees who completed this program, 100 alumnus were
appointed to minister or vice minister position, or elected as lawmakers
� Most prominent program of NHI
Program overviewProgram overview
� Training for top-level (executive) public officials� Education for key leaders responsible for the
happiness of people and nation’s development
� Eligibility: Director-level public officials at government ministriesand executive-level members of public institutions
� Training period: 43 weeks (Intensive training (22 weeks), in-depthstudy and application (21 weeks))
� No. of trainees: Approx. 70 annually
CharacteristicsCharacteristics
Senior Executive Programs
Program objective
Program overview
Characteristics
Program structureProgram structure
Division " # $ " % & ' $ ( ) * + % $ , - - weeks. " / 0 $ 1 # 2 % # * 0 3 4 " 0 4 1 1 5 & ( 4 # & ) " , - 6 7 $ $ 8 % .
Training type
, 9 $ # 2 ) 0 .
Structured education
, : 2 4 % $ 0 ; % 3 % # $ < 4 # & ( # 3 1 $ .
Non-structured learning, = $ 5 > / 0 & + $ ( # $ 0 # 3 1 $ .
Content Introduction Key program Post-study results
Public service
values
Self-reflection and
commitment ➡• Training to become a lecturer
on public service values• Teach and spread public service values
LeadershipLeadership
diagnosis ➡
• Mentoring? ( ) 4 ( 2 & " @
• Training to become an
interviewer
• Work as a mentor/coach
• Work as an interviewer
Professional
training
Research plan
design ➡
• Training to become a policy
consultant
• IT/SW awareness
• Undertake tasks ordered by each
ministry
Global mindsetGlobal capability
diagnosis ➡• Global mindset
• Language (Chinese, English)
• Attend international conference /
seminar
Senior Executive Programs
Outline of programOutline of program
� Training period: 16 weeks (80 days)� Eligibility: Every year, approx. 400 G5 candidates who passed examination� Training evaluation: individual (60%), duty/team-based (40%)
New Grade 5 Officials Programs
Flow of programFlow of program
13 subjects
(88hrs)16 weeks 12 weeks 2 weeks
Public service values
Job training
LeadershipGlobal
mindset
Public service values
W1-3(Commissioned to
outside organization)
W4-6 / W10
(At NHI)
W7-9 / W11
(At NHI + Commissioned to outside organization)
W12-14
(At NHI +Field experience)
W15-16
(At NHI)
� A l l o c a t e 2 - 3 w e e k s o f i n t e n s i v e t r a i n i n g f o r e a c h m o d u l e t om a x i m i z e e f f e c t i v e n e s s a n d i m p a c t o f t r a i n i n g
Pre-training
Grouptraining Practical training
Overseastraining
Grouptraining
3 weeks
Global Network
- Continued -
• Executive Development Program(EDP) for Malaysian Officials(3 Courses)
• EDP for Japanese Officials
• EDP for Russian Officials
• EDP for UAE Officials
• Capacity Enhancement Program for Vietnam’s Strategic Leaders
(2 Courses)
• Public Sector Development Program for Paraguayan Officials
• Public Sector Development Program for South Sudan Officials
• Public Sector Development Program for Ecuadorian Officials
• International Public Sector Training Development Program
• Global Public HRD Conference
- Providing a useful venue for discussion and networking in the field of public HRD
• NHI’s HR Leaders Forum
- Sharing experiences, knowledge, and policy cases in the field of public human resources among upper middle-income countries such as USA, China, Japan, Russia, Germany, France, Malaysia, and so forth
NHI’s Global Conference and Forum
NHI
Exchange Activities with Foreign HRD Centers and Organizations
▪ ATD, ASEAN, EIPA, EROPA, IIAS, IASIA
▪Multinational Networks such as ACSH (Regional Hub of Civil Service in Astana,
OECD Global Network of Schools of Government (SoG)
▪ ATD, ASEAN, EIPA, EROPA, IIAS, IASIA
▪Multinational Networks such as ACSH (Regional Hub of Civil Service in Astana,
OECD Global Network of Schools of Government (SoG)
MOU
s
MOU
s
▪ ASIA : Cambodia (MCS), China (CAG), Indonesia (NIPA), Singapore (CSC), Vietnam (HCMA)
▪ EURASIA : Kazakhstan (ACSH) , Uzbekistan (APA) , Russia (RANEPA) EUROPE : France (ENA)
▪ MIDDLE EAST : Arab Emirates (FAHR) NORTH AMERICA : USA (OPM) SOUTH AMERICA :
Colombia
▪ ASIA : Cambodia (MCS), China (CAG), Indonesia (NIPA), Singapore (CSC), Vietnam (HCMA)
▪ EURASIA : Kazakhstan (ACSH) , Uzbekistan (APA) , Russia (RANEPA) EUROPE : France (ENA)
▪ MIDDLE EAST : Arab Emirates (FAHR) NORTH AMERICA : USA (OPM) SOUTH AMERICA :
Colombia