Gyeonggi Office of Education Launches Gyeonggi Shared School Consignment Program

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education is launching the "Gyeonggi Shared School Consignment Program" to support students at risk of academic exclusion during regular classes.

This program is a short-term consignment education initiative, in collaboration with the local community, designed for students who experience difficulties adapting to school due to psychological, environmental, or linguistic factors. Through personalized and intensive support, the program aims to strengthen students' adaptation to school life.

The program is open to students from third grade in elementary school up to third grade in high school who require individualized education. It operates for a minimum of 12 sessions and up to 60 sessions during regular class hours. Attendance is recognized as present with prior approval from the school principal, and the program can be established with a minimum of three students.

Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

The provincial office is conducting the program in cooperation with relevant organizations such as local Wee Centers, youth counseling and welfare centers, children's centers, and youth cultural centers, providing education tailored to each student's circumstances and needs.

Currently, the program is being operated by the education support offices in Goyang, Gunpo-Uiwang, Guri-Namyangju, Gimpo, Dongducheon-Yangju, Seongnam, Siheung, Anyang-Gwacheon, Icheon, Yeoju, Uijeongbu, and Hwaseong-Osan. The office plans to expand the program to other regions in the future.

An official from the provincial office stated, "We plan to continuously operate a variety of programs based on local demand," and added, "By collaborating with the local community, we will work to prevent academic exclusion and establish a practical education system that enhances students' ability to adapt to school."

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