The Daegu Safety Life Practice Citizens' Association (Daegu Safety Association) trained and certified 19 new safety instructors through the Korea Safety Education Instructor Association, an accredited safety instructor training institution, over two days on May 17 and 18. The training targeted members who did not previously hold safety instructor certificates.
With this round of training, the total number of safety instructors produced has reached 115, including 34 from the first class, 20 from the second class, and 42 from the third class.
Nineteen members of the Daegu Safety Association who obtained safety instructor certificates and related staff are gathered in one place for a commemorative photo.
The Daegu Safety Association provides hands-on safety education to more than 100,000 people annually, including children, students, and the general public. The programs focus on real-life cases and prevention methods related to traffic, fire, disaster, and everyday safety.
This instructor training program was conducted in response to the increasing emphasis on the importance of safety education, with the goal of cultivating instructors who possess expertise in various safety fields. Participants learned systematic safety education methods and improved their practical teaching skills through demonstrations.
In addition, during the evaluation of their teaching demonstrations, participants were assessed on their understanding of safety education and their ability to communicate this knowledge, ultimately earning their qualifications as safety instructors.
Kim Jungjin, co-representative of the Daegu Safety Association, stated, "It is very meaningful that we are able to produce instructors who can provide systematic and professional safety education to citizens through this safety instructor training program." He added, "We will continue to operate instructor training programs to promote safety awareness and prevent accidents in the future."
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