Goyang Holds Final Report Meeting for "Goyang Lifelong Learning City Indicator Survey"

Laying the Foundation for a Data-Driven, Sustainable Lifelong Learning City

Goyang Special City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Donghwan) announced on the 14th that it held the final report meeting for the "2025 Goyang Lifelong Learning City Indicator Survey" on the 12th at the main conference room of Goyang City Hall.

Goyang Special City held the final report meeting for the "2025 Goyang Lifelong Learning City Indicator Survey" on the 12th at the Goyang City Hall main conference room. Provided by Goyang Special City

This report meeting was organized to analyze the changes and growth of the lifelong learning city using data, and to discuss future policy directions based on the results.

The "2025 Goyang Lifelong Learning City Indicator Survey" was conducted from July 14 to August 29 through face-to-face household interviews with 1,973 adults aged 20 to 74 (from 1,032 households) residing in Goyang Special City.

The meeting was attended by officials from the Lifelong Education Division, the Goyang Research Institute, and related departments, and proceeded with a report by the agency responsible for the survey.

According to the survey results, overall participation and satisfaction in lifelong learning among citizens have improved. In particular, learning participation was found to have a positive impact on quality of life and happiness.

However, participation in the occupational and economic sectors was relatively low, highlighting the need to strengthen job-linked lifelong education in the future. Detailed survey results will be released in December through the websites of Goyang Special City and the National Data Portal.

An official from the city stated, "Through collaboration with related departments, we will reflect the survey results in policy practices to bridge learning gaps and improve the quality of life for citizens."

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