Hanwha Life Holds Instructor Launch Ceremony for FSS "One Company, One School" Economic Classroom

68 Professional Instructors... "Over 10,000 Students to Be Educated This Year"
Since 2015: 1,002 Schools and 117,652 Students Reached

Hanwha Life announced on the 5th that it held the "2026 Hanwha Life Economic Classroom Instructor Launch Ceremony" at its headquarters in the 63 Building in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 4th.

Participants of the "2026 Hanwha Life Economic Classroom Instructor Launch Ceremony," held on the 4th at the 63 Building in Yeouido, Seoul, are posing for a commemorative photo. From the left: Seokhyun Lim, Head of Planning at Hanwha Life, two lead instructors, and Byunggi Kim, Head of Business Division at the Children and Future Foundation. Hanwha Life

The company has selected 68 professional financial education instructors and plans to provide financial education to about 10,000 children and teenagers nationwide this year.

The Hanwha Life Economic Classroom is part of the "One Company, One School Financial Education" program organized by the Financial Supervisory Service. This program is a corporate social responsibility initiative in which a financial company forms a partnership with a school to provide financial education.

More than 20 people attended the launch ceremony, including Seokhyun Lim, Head of Planning at Hanwha Life; Byeonggi Kim, Head of Business Division at the Children and Future Foundation; and professional financial education instructors.

They shared this year's educational direction for the Hanwha Life Economic Classroom, including plans to strengthen financial education expertise and a musical performance aimed at improving understanding of insurance.

The need for professional financial education was also confirmed through a survey conducted among students who participated last year. About 57% of respondents said it was their first time receiving financial education, indicating that students generally lack opportunities to acquire financial knowledge.

Hanwha Life has participated in the One Company, One School program since 2015. Over the past 12 years, it has visited 1,002 schools and delivered financial knowledge to 117,652 students.

This year as well, the company plans to continue its efforts to instill sound financial mindsets in future generations through an even more diverse range of activities.

Mr. Lim said, "Providing high-quality financial education opportunities to future generations is an important social responsibility for financial companies," and added, "We will continue to actively support children and teenagers in forming correct financial awareness through a variety of education programs tailored to different age groups."

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