Child and Juvenile Welfare and Rights Protection Act Article 34

Juveniles aged fifteen or above or who have graduated from junior high school and have a desire for further education or employment shall be guided by the education and labor competent authorities to pursue further education, receive vocational training, or seek employment, based on their aptitudes and aspirations.The education competent authority shall, in accordance with the preceding paragraph, handle and supervise senior high schools and below in providing career education, labor rights, and occupational safety education.The labor competent authority shall, in accordance with Paragraph 1, provide vocational training, employment preparation, workplace experience, job matching, supported employment placement, and other employment services.