Gangwon Office of Education Holds Capacity Building Training for Student Suicide Prevention 'Life Respect Project'

Gangwon Office of Education Holds Advanced Training for Student Suicide Prevention Coordinators

The Gangwon Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent: Shin Kyungho) will conduct the 'Life Respect Project Capacity Building Training' for those in charge of student suicide prevention education in three regions-Chuncheon, Wonju, and Gangneung-on November 10, 17, and 24.

Gangwon Provincial Office of Education is conducting the "Life Respect Project Capacity Building Training" on the 10th for those in charge of student suicide prevention education in three regions: Chuncheon, Wonju, and Gangneung. Provided by Gangwon Provincial Office of Education

This training has been organized to enhance teachers' capacity to promote a culture of respect for life among students in schools and to strengthen their ability to identify and support students at risk at an early stage. Through the training, participants will learn communication methods and response guidelines for real crisis situations, thereby gaining practical skills to reinforce the safety net for life respect within schools.

The training, led by Professor Chae Seongi of Suwon University, is structured around participant-centered learning methods such as role-playing, small group discussions, and feedback sessions. In addition, it focuses on deepening professional counseling skills and communication abilities required in crisis response through analysis and simulations based on real-life cases.

In particular, during group counseling and case-sharing sessions, participants will have meaningful opportunities to share diverse experiences from the school field and to discuss ways to create a school culture that enables early detection of students' warning signs and active intervention and support.

Song Sugyeong, Director of Character and Life Education, stated, "Through this training, we aim to contribute to spreading a culture of respect for life in schools. We also plan to continue providing ongoing training and support to strengthen the safety net through preventive activities and proactive intervention in the future."

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