Busan Hanbit School Operates Alternative Education for Students at Risk of Dropping Out

Operation of One-Person-One-Book and Family Relationship Recovery Programs

Hanbit School, an alternative education facility affiliated with the Busan Metropolitan Office of Education's Student Character Education Center, will operate commissioned education for middle school students at risk of school maladjustment and academic dropout from March 16 for the first semester of the 2023 academic year.

Hanbit School, an alternative education facility affiliated with the Student Character Education Center of Busan Metropolitan Office of Education.

This commissioned education consists of 10 common subjects including Korean, Social Studies, and Mathematics, 10 alternative subjects such as elective vocational skill development activities and special physical education, and creative experiential activities.

Especially this year, programs aimed at improving basic academic skills and fostering proper character, such as ‘One Person One Reading’ and ‘Programs for Family Relationship Recovery,’ will be operated. Additionally, elective vocational skill development activities like drone science, computer certification, silver craft, and barista training will be provided to support students' self-directed career planning.

Lee Jin-ok, principal of Hanbit School, said, “Through the operation of a student-customized curriculum, we will provide confidence and motivation for achievement to students struggling with school life and play the role of a happy learning space that supports healthy growth.”

Busan Hanbit School operates a solid and differentiated student-centered curriculum to enhance school adaptability for students at risk of school maladjustment or academic dropout under the slogan ‘An educational community for restorative growth through healing and learning.’

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