Jongno-gu Opens Registration for 'Lifelong Education Programs' Across Neighborhoods

First-Come, First-Served Applications Open on Jongno Education Portal Starting from the 18th

Jongno-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Jeong Munheon) announced on the 18th that it has designated 15 "2025 Jongno-gu Dong Lifelong Learning Centers" to guarantee local lifelong learning rights for residents, and is accepting education applications this year.

Last year's program at Namu and Yeolmae Children's Library (Nordic Walking, Good for Walking in Jongno). Provided by Jongno-gu.

This year's designated Dong Lifelong Learning Center institutions include a total of 15 locations in 13 dongs: Cheongunhyoja-dong (Korean Early Childhood Tea Ceremony Research Institute), Sajik-dong (Pulbit Cultural Solidarity), Samcheong-dong (Museum Hanmi), Buam-dong (School of Dance), Pyeongchang-dong (Mamurda), Muak-dong (Tree and Fruit Children's Library), Gahoe-dong (Korean Food Library), Ihwa-dong (Jongno-gu Lifelong Learning Center, Jongno Senior Welfare Center), Hyehwa-dong (Festina Lente), Changsin 2-dong (Jongno Fashion Comprehensive Support Center, Jongno Leisure), Changsin 3-dong (Jongno Comprehensive Social Welfare Center), Sungin 1-dong (Sungin Maru Small Library), and Sungin 2-dong (Yonbospace).

These centers will offer various lifelong education programs until December this year, including aromatherapy, cutting boards, and making picture book character dolls.

The courses are open to Jongno-gu residents, and if there are vacancies, residents from other areas may also apply. Recruitment for March participation will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 10 a.m. on the 18th of this month via the Jongno Education Portal. The schedule, capacity, and material costs vary by program, and further details can be found on the Jongno Education Portal.