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Jobs that Shine in the AI ​​Era
Stories from the Handicraft Industry
-Auto mechanic 022
: Jimmy Pelka, from ice cream vendor to car tuning industry star
-Violin Maker 052
: Why Mittenwald's violins are loved worldwide
-Baker 076
: ADL, Germany's oldest bakery with a 450-year tradition
-Fur Manufacturer 097
: Reinterpreting fur, wear nature, not plastic!
-Porcelain Painter 126
: Meissen, Europe's first porcelain manufactory
-Wooden Figure Manufacturer 151
: There is a village of angels in the Erzgebirge.
-Brewer 176
: Weihenstephan, the millennium brewery
-Orthopedic shoe manufacturer | Podiatrist 202
: We take responsibility for your foot health
-Hat Maker 226
: The completion of fashion is on the head.
-Roofer 249
: People who build sky gardens
-Surgical instrument manufacturer 275
: surgical scissors thinner than a needle
-Florist 303
: Designing a feast of flowers and fragrances

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Jobs that are gaining more attention in the AI ​​era
German-Style Career Education: Meet the Master

This book vividly illuminates the value of 12 craftsmanship occupations that remain in demand even in the age of AI, while conveying the beautiful lives of German artisans.
This book also provides a detailed look at the systematic and quality of German vocational education, showing how craftsmen developed their expertise.
From auto mechanics to violin making, these 12 inspiring examples of career and career education are presented.


Through the "hand skills" that shine even in the AI ​​era, we are forced to reconsider the true meaning of work, and we introduce in detail Germany's vocational education system that selects 12 promising future occupations and trains experts in those fields.
Therefore, this book will also serve as an excellent guide for South Korean leaders living in the era of manufacturing war.

In particular, it will help future generations who want to grow into talents with skills, experience, and a solid philosophy on the global stage.


To tell the story of the handicraft industry, the author personally visited the site, interviewed people, and took photos, introducing the profession and its practitioners through the information gathered.
The masters featured in this book include an auto mechanic, a violin maker, a baker, a fur maker, a ceramic artist, a woodcarver, a brewer, an orthopedic shoemaker (a podiatrist), a hat maker, a roofer, a surgical instrument maker, and a florist.
In addition, it provides practical tips to guide you through vocational training to become a real German Meister, including details on each job, including main duties, available workplaces, what you learn in vocational training, academic requirements and required qualifications, and average monthly wages. The appendix contains detailed information on specific application procedures for those seeking German vocational training.