In recent years, South Korean has been strengthening his national economic strength in global economic, increasing his influence on the world, and drawing more international attention to his education reform. And its vocational education has played an important role in national economic development for the past half century. However, there are some challenges for its secondary vocational education, including public prejudice of vocational education, student resource crisis caused by low birth rates, high university enrolment rate for vocational school students, and labor shortage for industries. To address these issues and re-orientate its position and function of vocational high schools, South Korea proposed ”Meister High School Project” in 2008 and established 21 Meister High Schools in 2010. The aims of the project were to adopt the technical elite model for training youth with excellent competence to complement the necessary labor for national basic industries and make one-hundred percent of employment for students by adopting some innovative educational measures, especially in curriculum design and implementation, personnel recruitment, budget support and the operation of schooling. This article, using documentary analysis, on-site in-depth interviews, and questionnaire survey, aimed to analyze the curriculum design and implementation of Meister High school and explore its implication for Taiwanese vocational education curriculum.