"Complex Admissions, At a Glance!" Jeonnam Education Office Publishes Customized College Admissions Magazine

The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education announced on April 20 that it will officially publish and operate the customized college admission information magazine “Da(Da) Dama DREAM” to respond quickly to the ever-changing college admissions landscape and further enhance the field guidance capabilities of schools.

The purpose of this “Da(Da) Dama DREAM” publication project is to help teachers access the latest admissions information quickly in line with the rapidly changing college admissions system, and to support them in immediately applying this information in the field. In particular, it is expected to create a significant synergy effect for student-tailored career and admissions guidance by providing essential, carefully curated information for each grade and period in a systematic manner.

Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education launches and operates tailored college entrance information magazine 'Da(Da)Dama DREAM'. Provided by Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education

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This college admissions magazine is produced by a total of 15 admissions experts, including advisory and development committee members. Key content includes in-depth coverage of the most in-demand topics in the field, such as ▲analysis of college admission types ▲grade-specific admissions strategies ▲interview preparation ▲analysis of the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and student records.

The magazine is composed of customized content that meticulously reflects the characteristics of each grade from 10th to 12th grade (high school first to third years), and is expected to serve as a reliable guide for teachers’ practical student counseling and guidance. The information magazine will be produced weekly and provided to teachers through various channels, including the Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education website, KakaoTalk group chats, and work email. Since the materials are reorganized to focus on admissions in connection with key admissions issues according to each period, teachers can immediately use them as student counseling resources or in class-linked activities.

The Provincial Office of Education plans to establish a sustainable and stable admissions information support system by publishing more than 40 editions of the magazine annually. Through this, the Office aims to significantly reduce the work burden on teachers related to gathering admissions information and to provide students with more accurate and reliable admissions information, thereby improving overall college admissions outcomes in the province.

Jeon Seonga, Head of Career Education, stated, “In a rapidly changing college admissions environment, it is more important than ever for teachers in the field to secure and utilize the latest information as quickly as possible.” She added, “We hope that the ‘Da(Da) Dama DREAM’ college admissions information magazine will become a key catalyst that provides substantial and reliable support for college admissions guidance in schools.”

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