Academic Credentials Recognized for 166 Individuals Including the Oldest 88-Year-Old Graduate

‥On the 16th at 10 a.m., the Busan Metropolitan Office of Education held the '10th Literacy Education Program Academic Recognition Certificate and Excellence Award Ceremony' at the International Conference Room of the Education Office Annex, targeting 30 representatives who completed elementary and middle school literacy education.

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education held a literacy education certificate and excellence award ceremony.

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education held a literacy education certificate and excellence award ceremony.

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On this day, Superintendent Ha Yun-su awarded academic recognition certificates to 15 representatives from each institution and excellence awards to 15 students with outstanding academic performance.


The academic recognition literacy education program helps illiterate learners and low-literate adults aged 18 and over, who missed the opportunity to learn during school age and have difficulty reading and writing, to improve their literacy skills and receive recognition for elementary and middle school academic levels.


Since the 2014 academic year through the 2022 academic year, the Busan Office of Education has produced a total of 1,499 individuals recognized for elementary and middle school academic levels. In the 2023 academic year, 166 people obtained academic recognition from 10 institutions, including 113 for elementary and 53 for middle school levels.


The youngest among this year's academic achievers is Mr. Lee, aged 51, who completed the elementary course, and the oldest is Mr. Kim, aged 88, who also completed the elementary course.



Ha Yun-su, Superintendent of Busan Metropolitan Office of Education, said, “The beautiful challenge and passion for learning shown by our elders deeply inspire all of us,” adding, “Our education office will continue to operate various literacy and lifelong education programs solidly so that elders returning to learning can continue their education.”


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