Chung-Ang University Provides Career, Job, and Entrepreneurship Support to Elementary, Middle, and High School Students in Dongjak-gu
Signed MOU with Chung-Ang University and Dongjak-Gwanak Office of Education... Promoting Various Talent Development Cooperation Projects
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Dongjak-gu (Mayor Lee Chang-woo) announced on the 22nd that it has signed a business agreement with Chung-Ang University and Dongjak-Gwanak Office of Education to foster future talents centered on human values.
The signing ceremony held on the 21st at Chung-Ang University was attended by about 20 officials, including Lee Chang-woo, Mayor of Dongjak-gu, the president of Chung-Ang University, and the superintendent of Dongjak-Gwanak Office of Education.
Through this agreement, each institution will utilize their capabilities and resources to promote various collaborative projects across innovative future education initiatives, including ▲enhancing students' logical thinking and creativity ▲cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset.
First, the district will support ▲collaboration between Chung-Ang University's future talent development programs and the Dongjak Innovation Education District project ▲cooperation between youth clubs and Chung-Ang University student clubs.
Chung-Ang University will strive to ▲provide career, job, and entrepreneurship programs to elementary, middle, and high school students ▲support school-linked programs and share human and physical infrastructure, while Dongjak-Gwanak Office of Education will ▲link Chung-Ang University's future talent development programs with the Dongjak Innovation Education District project ▲support Chung-Ang University's educational activities.
The district plans to continue business consultations with university and education office officials to ensure solid project implementation.
Yoon So-yeon, Director of the Education Policy Division, said, “With this agreement, we expect to strengthen youth capabilities by utilizing Chung-Ang University's diverse infrastructure,” adding, “We will spare no support through mutual cooperation in future talent development projects that can bring out students' achievements and potential.”
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To build infrastructure for talent development, the district is repurposing the long-neglected underground bunker in Daebang-dong to create a ‘Youth Creative Innovation Experience Space’ equipped with ▲sports facilities ▲club rooms and book lounge ▲makerspace, aiming to open in June 2021.
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