SC Jeil Bank Hosts 'Jewish Investment Method' Webinar with Homeschooling Tips

Introduction to Jewish children's education methods leading the global economy, such as 'Bapsangmeori Education' (Havruta) and 'Bar Mitzvah' (Coming of Age Ceremony)
Online Ontact session with Jewish expert Professor Yuk Dong-in from Kangwon National University on the 17th at 3 PM

[Asia Economy Reporter Kangwook Cho] SC First Bank announced on the 13th that it will hold a wealth care web seminar on the theme of 'Jewish Economic Education' on the 17th at 3 p.m. via a non-face-to-face Ontact method.

This web seminar will be conducted by Professor Yuk Dong-in, a visiting professor at Kangwon National University and a renowned Jewish expert through various books and lectures, and Kim Jae-eun, deputy director of the Investment Strategy Products Department at SC First Bank. They plan to introduce the educational philosophy of the Jewish people, the wealthiest ethnic group leading the world economy and global innovation, for parents who are concerned about their children's economic education.

Professor Yuk points out that although Jews make up only 0.2% of the world's population, they account for 23% of Nobel Prize winners, highlighting their special child-rearing methods. In particular, he explains that through 'Havruta,' a discussion method called 'table education,' they cultivate creative thinking by constantly questioning and debating in daily life.

He also emphasizes the importance of early economic education. Jews have a coming-of-age ceremony called 'Bar Mitzvah' at the age of 13, during which the congratulatory money received from parents and relatives is fully invested in stocks, bonds, etc., under their own responsibility to grow their assets. Thanks to this early education, when they enter society, they not only prepare their own seed money but also acquire a sense of the real economy.

Kim Young-sook, deputy director of the Investment Advisory Department at SC First Bank, said, "This event was prepared to help homeschooling, which has become more important as the time spent with children at home has increased due to COVID-19," adding, "We hope it will be a useful time for wise economic education for children who will live in an ultra-low interest rate era."

Detailed information can be found through the web seminar. Those who wish to participate can apply by 10 a.m. on the 17th through the event page on SC First Bank's official website, the Mobile Bank app, or SC First Bank's official Facebook. Applicants will receive the web seminar URL link via text message or email, and by accessing this link, they can participate in the web seminar held from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the 17th.

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