Education Superintendent Park Jong-hoon of Gyeongnam Inspects CSAT Test Sites: "Ensuring a Safe and Comfortable Exam Environment"

Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Education for Gyeongnam Province, inspected the college scholastic ability test (CSAT) sites in the province on the afternoon of the 11th, three days before the 2025 CSAT.

Visiting the Changwon Regional Test Management Headquarters, Superintendent Park personally checked the test site preparations and the storage conditions of the question papers.

He inspected the school facilities at the test sites, broadcasting conditions, safety, transportation, and cooperation with related organizations, while encouraging the personnel involved in the CSAT.

Superintendent Park stated, “Our education office will focus all administrative efforts on ensuring that examinees have the opportunity to take the test under any circumstances,” adding, “With the CSAT just three days away, we will do our best to ensure that all examinees can take the exam safely and comfortably.”

Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Education Office, is encouraging officials while inspecting the storage status of the 2025 College Scholastic Ability Test question papers. Provided by Gyeongnam Office of Education

According to the Gyeongnam Office of Education, on the 14th, 30,075 examinees from the Gyeongnam region will take the CSAT in 1,198 test rooms across 101 schools in the province.

The provincial education office completed inspections of the 101 test sites on that day and began operating a comprehensive CSAT situation room in the auditorium of the office building from around 1 p.m. on the 11th.

Situation rooms will also be operated at the seven district education support offices.

The situation rooms requested government offices, public enterprises, and workplaces with 50 or more employees to adjust their start times to after 10 a.m. on the CSAT day to ensure examinees can enter the test sites smoothly.

Additionally, support teams capable of responding to emergencies such as earthquakes, heavy snowfall, and power outages have been formed to cooperate with related organizations.

The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency will also cooperate with all police stations in the cities and counties where test sites are located to implement smooth traffic measures, provide emergency transport vehicles on the CSAT day, control traffic around test sites, and minimize noise.