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Jeonnam Safety Experience Learning Center - Jeonnam Out-of-School Youth Support Center MOU Signing

Jeonnam Safety Experience Center and Jeonnam Out-of-School Youth Support Center signed an MOU for out-of-school youth. (Photo by Jeonnam Office of Education)

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] On the 21st, Jeonnam Safety Experience Learning Center and Jeonnam Out-of-School Youth Support Center announced that on the 20th, they signed a business agreement at the Jeonnam Safety Experience Learning Center with about 60 out-of-school youth and others to cultivate safety awareness among out-of-school youth.

This agreement was promoted to establish a mutual cooperation system between the two organizations so that out-of-school youth, who are in the educational blind spot, can develop safety awareness through experience education based on the seven school safety standards and lead a safe daily life.

Through the business agreement, the two organizations promised to actively cooperate in experience education such as ▲traffic safety ▲daily life safety ▲ship and aviation safety ▲student safety ▲disaster safety to raise safety awareness among out-of-school youth in the province.

Ryu Jae-jung, Director of Jeonnam Youth Future Foundation, said, “We are pleased to be able to support specialized programs related to safety experience to cultivate safety awareness among out-of-school youth in the Jeonnam area through this agreement, and we will actively cooperate to ensure the smooth progress of the program.”

Jang Woo-jin, Head of Jeonnam Safety Experience Learning Center, said, “Out-of-school youth are in a blind spot where they do not receive systematic safety experience education centered on hands-on experience,” and added, “We expect that by establishing an organic cooperation system between the two organizations, various experience education opportunities will be provided to develop quick response and first aid skills in case of various safety accidents.”