Busan Student Education and Culture Center Offers 'One-Day Experience Learning'... Supporting Student Career Exploration

Career-Linked Arts and Culture Experience
Opportunities for Emotional Education and Career Exploration

The Busan Metropolitan City Office of Education Student Education and Culture Center (Director Cha Jongho) will operate a customized "One-Day Experiential Learning" program focused on arts, physical education, convergence, and career experience for 23,542 students from 149 schools (79 elementary, 62 middle, and 8 high schools), including Myungwon Elementary School, from April 1 to December 26.

This program aims to provide students with opportunities for emotional education and career exploration through cultural and artistic experiences linked to their future career paths.

The courses are organized into sound, visual, movement, and convergence arts fields, and are conducted as either full-day or half-day programs under the guidance of professional instructors. In particular, this year, the program connects cultural arts with various career exploration opportunities to support student growth. New programs such as K-Trot Vocal, tchoukball, special effects makeup in movies, and "I Am Also a Writer with AI," along with 31 different lectures, help foster student development.

Cha Jongho, Director of the Student Education and Culture Center, stated, "We will continue to provide a variety of educational activities so that students can explore career paths, develop their talents, and cultivate artistic sensibilities through experiential programs, thereby enhancing their self-directed creativity and convergence capabilities."

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education

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