Gyeonggi-do Provides Overseas Study Abroad in the US and Canada for 95 Vulnerable Youths Over 3 Weeks

Participants of the Gyeonggi Youth Ladder Project are taking a commemorative photo before departing abroad.

Gyeonggi Province has launched the 'Gyeonggi Youth Ladder Project' to provide economically vulnerable youth with opportunities for overseas training and cultural experiences, and participants have now begun their overseas training in earnest.

On the 26th, Gyeonggi Province announced that 95 participants and their supervisors of the Gyeonggi Youth Ladder Project departed for the United States and Canada on the 22nd and 25th.

They will engage in language training and various local experiential activities in Detroit, USA, and Toronto, Canada, for three weeks until August 12.

During the training period, participants will attend language classes on weekday mornings and participate in physical activities, practical English missions, and team projects in the afternoons.

On weekends, they will also take part in museum tours, university mentoring tours at the University of Michigan and the University of Toronto, and visits to famous landmarks.

Gyeonggi Province expanded the ladder program, which was previously conducted for young adults last year, to include youth this year. The Gyeonggi Youth Ladder Project is promoted as a lottery fund project for vulnerable groups.

Kang Hyun-seok, Director of the Future Lifelong Education Bureau, stated, "Through this training, the youth will boldly challenge the wider world and spend the most valuable time of their lives."

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