Preface to the first edition
Preface to the Revised and Expanded Edition

At-bat - "I'm precious!" (Self-esteem)

1.
Invitation to the Sweet Spot
2.
Who am I?
3.
My precious self
4.
Should I decide now?

1st base - "I find this fun!" (interesting)

5.
My wish
6.
Career Interest Test
7.
Occupational card
8.
Virtue and profession match

2nd base - "I'm good at this!" (Strength)

9.
Strengths Interview
10.
vocational aptitude test
11.
special gift
12.
Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Third Base - "This is important to me!" (Value Orientation)

13.
9th intelligence
14.
Work and occupation
15.
My Big Star
16.
Creative Vocation Designer

Home - "This breaks my heart!" (Sorrow)

17.
Grief is a calling
18.
Read the newspaper and pray
19.
Dalli Dagoom Prayer Meeting
20.
My SS Card

High Five - "I'll meet you!" (Meeting)

21.
Kingdom of God
22.
Meet the Sweet Spot Coach
23.
Reporting Conference
24.
Start again!

Sweet Spot Reference Book
supplement

Six Keyword Guides for Exploring Your Biblical Path and Calling

In the past, the lack of career education was a problem, but today, career education is overflowing.
Public education also actively pursues various career education programs with an interest in students' dreams and talents.
But is this career education alone enough? No.
Especially for Christian students, ‘biblical career education’ is necessary.
Because Christians are people with different purposes and ways of life.
Career education that excludes a biblical perspective ultimately becomes a tool for pursuing one's own interests.
Even career education is being transformed into another specification for college entrance exam competition.
Biblical career education is not like that.
Biblical career education can be said to be a "life of discipleship" in which one understands oneself in God and offers one's talents according to God's calling based on a biblical view of career and success. This biblical career education is the core of Christian school education.


Depending on how the entrance exam is handled, Christian schools can either achieve their original purpose or become no different from regular schools.
Biblical career education can be a healthy solution to one of the biggest problems in Korean education: the competition for college entrance.
Christian schools should consider and educate students about their lives after graduation, not just focusing on college entrance exams, but also considering their entire lives.
In this revised curriculum, the structure has been improved to allow for more faithful coverage during school classes.
The existing 5-unit, 15-lesson structure has been expanded to 6-unit, 24-lesson structure, and the amount of each lesson has been adjusted to be lighter.
When used in churches, etc., it can be compressed into 6 training sessions.
Additionally, six core keywords ('self-esteem', 'interest', 'strengths', 'value orientation', 'sorrow', and 'encounter') were established to explore the biblical path and calling.
We hope that these changes will help students find their sweet spot more effectively.
- Lee Jong-cheol, Vice President, Christian School Education Research Institute