‘Transformative competency’ education reflects environmental, social, and economic changes in the global village and aims at ‘happiness of individuals and society.’ Accordingly, ethical values are important and the process is more important than the learner's identity and results. Unlike existing competency education, this can be interpreted as reflecting a ‘humanistic’ perspective and a ‘constructivist’ view of education. Accordingly, in this paper, we will examine ‘aesthetic experience-based education’ as an educational meth-od for transformative competency education. Aesthetic experience-based education allows students to ex-perience the moral experience that art activity itself provides, and provides a cognitively constructivist edu-cational environment in which learners become subjects, interpret the social and cultural background con-tained in works of art, and develop emotional and emotional knowledge. It empathizes and even enables creative activities.