Premarital Counseling: Opportunities and Challenges in Industrial Revolution 4.0 Era

Afdal, Afdal and Wulandari, Elsi and Alizamar, Alizamar and Sukmawati, Indah (2019) Premarital Counseling: Opportunities and Challenges in Industrial Revolution 4.0 Era. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Education Technology (ICoET 2019), 2019.

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Abstract

The influence of the 4.0 Industrial Revolution has a devastating impact on the life changing of social and cultural societies. The change in the presence of the 4.0 Industrial Revolution does present new employment but at the same time there is a work that is threatened by machines, artificial intelligence and robots due to the proliferation of computers and automation of recording in All fields. The effect of accelerating the technology of this industry. It change scope of community life and the family sphere in the particular part, in the family Also Occurs a change of communication patterns that initially the family communication. In advance, it is replaced by a more instant method, sometimes it can eliminate harmony within the family. Preventive Efforts can be through premarital counseling. Premarital counseling was previously developed from personally relationship; the fore must adapt to changes in information technology, either with regard to service content or with regard to service methods and media. It may give guidance counselors virtually counseling or use the Skype application and the E-module as a counseling material. This article uses a library research that discusses matters Relating to the importance of pre-marital counseling in preparation in the development of happy family formation associated with the possibility of content, media and methods following the development of information technology in the 4.0 revolution era. Either with regard to service content or with regard to service methods and media. It may give guidance counselors virtually counseling or use the Skype application and the E- module as a counseling material

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