Superintendent Lim Taehee: "Educational Professionals Are Partners in Gyeonggi Education... Become the Engine for Student Growth"

Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Conducts Customized Job Training for 97 New Educational Professionals
Strengthening Practical Competencies of Field-Oriented Educational Professionals Connecting Educational Issues and Policies
Expanding Perspectives on Future Education and Focusing on Administrative Competency through Expert Lectures

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Taehee) is conducting a four-day job training program from January 6, 2026, at the National Institute for International Education for 97 prospective educational professionals who are scheduled to be appointed in 2025. The program aims to strengthen their practical skills with a focus on understanding Gyeonggi education policies and supporting fieldwork.

Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Taehee) is conducting a four-day job training program starting from the 6th at the National Institute for International Education for 97 prospective education professionals appointed in 2025. The training focuses on understanding Gyeonggi education policies and strengthening practical skills centered on field support. Provided by Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

The training is conducted in a participatory format centered on inquiry, discussion, and implementation, and is composed of content that can be immediately applied at schools and local education offices. Trainees will complete 30 hours of group training and subsequently gain hands-on experience through eight hours of field practice at education support offices.

The main components include: ▲ policy discussion ▲ policy planning ▲ field-policy linkage practical course (Learning Hub) ▲ field practice at education support offices (homeroom supervision, event planning, and civil affairs work). Trainees will work in groups to analyze local educational issues, explore policy alternatives, and develop implementation plans, thereby strengthening their professional competencies as educational professionals.

In addition, through expert lectures, trainees will broaden their understanding of future education and explore the roles and growth directions of educational professionals together.

During a conversation with the prospective appointees on this day, Lim Taehee, Superintendent of Gyeonggi Province, said, "You are partners who will create the future of Gyeonggi education together," and added, "Let us move forward with the mindset that we are building Gyeonggi education together."

He further emphasized, "I believe education is the engine that transforms society. I hope you will always remember your educational responsibilities in your respective positions, continually consider whether the environment is optimal for students to grow, and play a role in improving reality."

The provincial office plans to continuously strengthen its support system through this training so that new educational professionals can establish themselves as key players connecting schools and local education offices.