Out-of-School Education Linking Student-Selected Topics with Local Resources
Apply on the Gyeonggi Shared School Website by the 26th... Program Runs Until November 30

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Tae-hee) announced on the 11th that it is recruiting students to participate in the Gyeonggi Shared School '2025 Student-Planned Program.'

'2025 Student-Planned Program' Student Recruitment Poster. Provided by Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

The 'Student-Planned Program,' a type of Gyeonggi Shared School, is an out-of-school educational activity that supports students' autonomous growth by connecting topics planned and proposed by students with local resources.

This program will be operated from the 20th of this month to November 30th, utilizing after-school hours, weekends, and vacations, targeting students from 3rd grade elementary to 3rd grade high school within the province, as well as out-of-school youth of the same age group.

Divided into basic and advanced stages, various educational activities will be conducted through cooperation with local universities, companies, and related organizations.

The basic stage offers diverse thematic activities such as media, arts, and ecology for career exploration, with more than 35 sessions each at 248 schools.

The advanced stage operates project-based activities reflecting future competencies like entrepreneurship and digital skills or regional characteristics, with more than 55 sessions each at 70 schools.

Students wishing to participate can apply on the Gyeonggi Shared School website by the 26th. The selection results will be announced on the Gyeonggi Shared School homepage on March 19th for the first round and March 26th for the second round.