Gijang-gun Holds 'Changing College Admission System Briefing' in Preparation for 2028 College Entrance Reform

On December 11 at Jeonggwan Library Sodubang Children's Theater

Gijang-gun (Governor Jeong Jong-bok) announced on the 3rd that it will hold a “2025 and Beyond University Admission System Changes Briefing” at 7:30 PM on the 11th at Jeonggwan Library.

This briefing is part of the “Gijang-gun 1:1 Customized Career and College Admission Consulting Support Project,” organized in collaboration with the specialized admission education institution Jongro Academy Co., Ltd., to provide useful admission information to examinees and parents.

The briefing will be conducted by guest lecturer Jeong Dong-wan, an external panel member of the Jongro Academy Admission Research Institute. Lecturer Jeong is known as an expert in the field of college admission and counseling, having served as ▲former Head of Admissions at Gimhae Foreign Language High School ▲current Head of Admissions at Seochang High School ▲teacher at Gyeongsangnam-do Foreign Language Gifted School ▲EBS college counseling teacher, among other roles.

The main topics of the briefing include explanations of the Ministry of Education’s announced 2028 university admission reform plan (applicable from current 3rd-year middle school students), covering ▲changes in university admissions after 2025 ▲step-by-step changes from 2025 to 2028 ▲grade-specific response strategies ▲ways to maintain a competitive high school life. This essential information for establishing a systematic admission strategy is expected to be highly beneficial for high school students preparing for university entrance and their parents.

Applications to participate in the briefing can be made through the “1:1 Customized Career and College Admission Consulting Homepage” until the 9th, with a maximum of 140 participants accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Jeong Jong-bok, Governor of Gijang-gun, said, “I hope this briefing will help alleviate the anxiety of students and parents regarding the changing university admission system and provide them with useful information. We will spare no effort to actively support the provision of career and admission information suited to the rapidly changing educational environment to bridge the educational gap with the metropolitan area and strengthen regional educational competitiveness.”

Since May 16, Gijang-gun has been operating the “1:1 Customized Career and College Admission Consulting Support Project” for high school students and repeat examinees in partnership with Jongro Academy Co., Ltd.

So far, over 300 individuals have received more than 500 one-on-one consultations, and consultations for early and regular admission interviews are currently underway. Any high school student registered as a local resident can apply, and participation applications can be made through the Gijang-gun website or the 1:1 Customized Career and College Admission Consulting Homepage.

Notice for the 'Changing College Admission System Briefing Session' in Preparation for the 2028 Academic Year College Admission Reform Plan.

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