Gender difference in labor market has been a important analysis constitute
among labor economist. Gender has been treated as one of the important variable that
mediate the correlation between vocational education and employment. According to
many of Korean studies, gender differentiated the result of intensity of vocational
education. It was found that the increased intensity of training brought positive effect
on male sample’s employment and the increased intensity and cost of training brought
positive effect on female sample’s employment (Jeon, 2008). Other studies about the
employment quality also found that gender difference on the consequence of vocational
training and labor market treatment(Hwang, 2008; Jung, 2010).