From Toddlers to Seniors... Ulsan Library Operates 'Life Cycle Reading Programs'

October 17 to December 8, a total of 8 courses

Registration on a first-come, first-served basis from the 4th on the library website

Age-specific reading programs tailored to the life cycle, from infants to seniors, will be operated at Ulsan Library.

Ulsan Library announced on the 3rd that it will run the "2023 Second Half Life Cycle Reading Culture Program" from the 17th to December 8th.

This course was planned to provide lifelong education opportunities to citizens of all ages and to enhance reading skills.

There are a total of 8 courses: △ 1 course for infants, "Traditional Fairy Tale Play (ages 6-7)" △ 2 courses for children, "Picture Books that Grow Emotions" and "Fun Global Stories Using NIE" △ 1 course for teenagers, "Challenge! Making Roblox Jump Maps."

Additionally, △ 2 courses for adults, "The Charm of Comprehensive Arts through World Cultural Phenomena" and "Art Humanities, Attracted to Masterpieces" △ 2 courses for middle-aged and seniors, "Picture Book Play Using Storytelling Techniques" and "Smartphone Writing & Video Making" will be held.

Registration opens on the 4th at 10 a.m. on a first-come, first-served basis through the Ulsan Library website. For detailed information on each course, please refer to the announcements on the Ulsan Library website or contact the Ulsan Library Data Policy Division.