Private School Teachers Pension Achieves Excellent Results for Two Consecutive Years in Ministry of Education Anti-Corruption Evaluation

The Private School Teachers Pension has achieved excellent results for two consecutive years in the Ministry of Education's anti-corruption evaluation.

On April 29, the Private School Teachers Pension announced that it had received an excellent grade for the second year in a row in the '2024 Ministry of Education Affiliated Institutions Anti-Corruption Policy Evaluation,' following its performance in the previous year.

After gathering stakeholder feedback on the 2023 evaluation results, the Private School Teachers Pension analyzed areas vulnerable to corruption and identified improvement tasks. As a result of its efforts to implement anti-corruption measures, it was selected as an excellent institution, scoring 97.33 points?an increase of 1.16 points compared to the previous year.

Song Hajung, President of the Private School Teachers Pension, stated, "We will continue to promote policies that all stakeholders of the institution can experience, and we will take the lead in practicing anti-corruption and integrity in the public sector."

Exterior view of the Naju headquarters building of the Private School Teachers Pension. Private School Teachers Pension