Gwanak-gu, Todak Todak Village School Recruiting Village Education Content

Discovering Excellent Local Educational Resources to Support Various After-School Activities for Children and Adolescents
Selected 55 Contents Including Climate, Ecological Environment, and Creative Science, Providing Up to 3.5 Million KRW per Organization or Individual

Gwanak-gu (Mayor Park Jun-hee) is publicly recruiting the ‘2024 Todak Todak Village School Village Education Content’ to support the holistic growth of children and adolescents.

Todak Todak Village School discovers various local educational entities and excellent educational content to provide high-quality after-school programs for children and adolescents.

In particular, it is significant in enabling local residents to showcase their talents so that children can enjoy a rich educational environment within the village.

If selected as village education content, residents can conduct after-school classes using the excellent educational content they designed themselves in unused local spaces both inside schools (linked with free semester system, literature, arts, and physical education classes) and outside schools (welfare centers, local workshops, etc.).

The program recruitment fields include ▲Climate and ecological environment ▲Literature, arts, and physical education ▲Creative science ▲Psychological and emotional ▲Career exploration ▲History and culture of Gwanak, among others.

Applicants must be individuals or organizations located in Gwanak-gu or adjacent autonomous districts (Dongjak, Geumcheon, Guro, Seocho), and the application deadline is March 27th at 6 PM.

Applications can be submitted by downloading the application form from the Gwanak-gu Office website (News & Notices → Announcements → Public Project Notice Board) and sending it via email. Each organization or individual can receive up to 3.5 million KRW in support.

The district will consider creativity, sustainability, and the possibility of utilizing unused spaces of the submitted village education content to finally select a total of 55 contents (42 inside schools, 13 outside schools), and the results will be announced on April 9th through the district website.

A district official said, “We aim to provide diverse and creative educational services that are difficult to offer at schools to children and adolescents in the area,” adding, “We will continue to discover excellent local educational resources and do our best to create an educational ecosystem where the community and schools together support the learning and growth of children and adolescents.”

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