Ulsan Office of Education to Strengthen Protection and Prevention of Infringements on Educational Activities

Customized On-site Training for 67 Schools
Fostering a School Culture Where Teachers Can Focus on Education

The Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education (Superintendent Cheon Changsu) is implementing the "On-site Training for the Protection of Educational Activities" to foster a school culture where teachers can focus on education with peace of mind.

This training will be provided from May to November to 67 schools, including kindergartens, elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as special schools, offering customized education for faculty, parents, and students.

Instructors will visit schools upon request and conduct training on various topics, such as strengthening the capacity to protect educational activities, explanations of relevant laws and key court cases, and response strategies for infringements on educational activities.

The Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education also plans to develop and distribute case-based educational materials to schools to enhance understanding of infringements on educational activities.

Previously, the Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education produced and distributed the "2025 Guidelines for the Protection of Educational Activities," "Guidance Materials for Responding to Infringements on Educational Activities," and "Preventive Education Materials" to all kindergartens and schools.

In addition, in February, the office held training for 237 staff members in charge of protecting educational activities at kindergartens and schools, sharing information on the main projects of the Educational Activities Protection Center and cooperation requirements for schools. From April 7 to 21, training was also provided to 280 vice principals (and vice directors) of kindergartens and schools, introducing the main contents of the guidelines and practical response strategies.

The Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education plans to continue phased education and publicity efforts to ensure that these policies for protecting educational activities are stably established in schools.

An official from the Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education stated, "Our goal is to create a peaceful and warm school culture where students, parents, and teachers respect each other," and added, "We will continue to create an environment where teachers can fully devote themselves to education."

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