Hanwha Life Launches 'Economic Classroom' to Support Youth Financial Education

Hanwha Life announced on the 22nd the launch of the '2021 Hanwha Life Economic Classroom,' which supports financial education for children and adolescents.

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] Hanwha Life announced on the 22nd the launch of the '2021 Hanwha Life Economic Classroom,' which supports financial education for children and adolescents.

The Hanwha Life Economic Classroom is an educational program developed in collaboration with the Financial Supervisory Service as part of the 'One Company One School Financial Education' initiative. The instructors are skilled professionals with experience in financial companies or education for children and adolescents, prioritizing women who have experienced career interruptions, thereby contributing to the creation of jobs for women.

Thirty instructors will deliver economic knowledge to 300 classes and approximately 10,000 students across 281 elementary and middle schools nationwide. By presenting real-life cases on basic financial knowledge and proper financial habits, the program helps students engage with more realistic and concrete financial concepts.

To accommodate students facing restrictions on face-to-face education due to COVID-19, a real-time online education method using computers or mobile devices has been added. Additionally, video content will be produced and distributed to enable more students to access the education.

A Hanwha Life official stated, "Based on Hanwha Group's social contribution philosophy of 'Together, Far,' we will help our children, the future leaders, develop a positive mindset about money and economic awareness. We will work together to ensure that beneficial education is provided to students through the wisdom and passion of the financial education professional instructors who participate."

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