Gwangju Youth Design Their Dreams Outside the Classroom

Gwangju Office of Education to Support After-school Creative Career Activities
From Cooking to Webtoons, Fashion, and Filmmaking

Gwangju Office of Education Training Institute announced on the 6th that it will support after-school creative career activities for high school students and out-of-school youth.

Photo from last year's 'Ngaeui Banggwahu Project' showcase. Provided by Gwangju Office of Education

The program consists of six courses: Four Seasons Dining Table, Useful Woodcraft, Deep-rooted Webtoon, Insaenguibokjeom, Soft Music Camp, and Slow Movie Maker. It will be held once a week starting this month.

Students who complete more than 70% of the course will receive a certificate of completion issued by the Director of the Gwangju Office of Education Training Institute.

Kim Nahyun, a student at Gwangju Arts High School who participated in last year's project, said, "I discovered my talent through the Insaenguibokjeom fashion course showcase."

Director Noh Jungseon said, "We will spare no effort to support youth so that they can continue their own learning and foster creativity."