The main purpose of this paper is to identify the gap between the curriculum framework and core competencies of Department of Senior Citizen Service Management of Ching Kuo Institute of Management and Health, Minghsin University of Science and Technology, Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science, and MeiHo University; Department of Senior Citizen Welfare and Business of Hungkuang University; Department of Golden-Ager Industry Management of Chaoyang University of Technology, to explore the needs of the senior service industry. The research subjects included six people from the senior citizen service management department. The curriculum framework was analyzed using content analysis and focus group interviews. The content analysis method included sampling, establishing categories and analysis units, and the use of quantification. Based on these steps, there were six main conclusions. First, the curriculum framework of school department listed above can be divided into six fields and 17 different levels. Second, there were 43 categories in the curriculum framework. Third, among 43 curriculum categories, there were a total of 11 categories whose percentage went up to 100%. Fourth, among 43 curriculum categories, there were seven categories whose percentage was less than 50%. Fifth, manpower in the senior service industry should be composed of three dimensions: knowledge, skills, and nine core competencies. And lastly, the curriculum framework was insufficient in the areas of cohort differences, innovation capacity, and interdisciplinary cooperation. This study suggests that if we can consider the proposed 11 categories as core competencies of service manpower for those in the senior service industry and use T-shaped teaching methods, the gap between the curriculum framework and core competencies will be shortened and cultivating interdisciplinary skills needed by senior service industry will be more possible.