Jungnang-gu, 2022 Academic Year Jungnang-gu High School Expo Held
On the 29th, Jungnang-gu Office to Host High School Expo with Participation from 10 Local High Schools... Operating Booths by School to Introduce Schools, Explain Admissions, and Provide Customized Counseling
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Jungnang-gu (Mayor Ryu Kyung-gi) will hold the '2022 Jungnang-gu High School Expo' on the 29th for local students and parents preparing to enter high school.
The High School Expo was organized to provide accurate guidance and information about the education content and admission of local schools before entering high school, helping students choose a high school that matches their aptitude and talent.
The expo, held at Jungnang-gu Office, will feature participation from 10 local high schools (Myeonmok, Songgok, Songgok Girls', Sinhyeon, Wonmuk, Junghwa, Taereung, Hyewon Girls', Songgok Tourism, Ewha Womans University-affiliated Media).
Participating schools will operate their own booths, providing admission explanations and customized consultations. Additionally, on-site one-on-one admission counseling will be offered to help students establish future admission and career strategies.
The expo will be conducted in three parts. In Part 1, a scholarship officer from the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education will deliver key information and strategies about high school admissions. Part 2 will feature presentations from each school. In Part 3, one-on-one customized consultations will be held at each school's booth.
Attendance at the expo will be prioritized for applicants to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and applications can be made through the Bang Jeong-hwan Education Support Center website until October 27.
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Ryu Kyung-gi, Mayor of Jungnang-gu, said, "I hope this expo will help students choose a high school that suits their aptitude and alleviate concerns and anxieties about the rapidly changing educational environment." He added, "We will continue to do our best to provide various customized educational programs and briefings for students and parents who are considering admission."
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