Sangju Lifelong Learning Center Recruiting Students for 2026 First-Half Regular Courses

Recruiting 503 Participants for 35 Courses
Online First-Come, First-Served Registration

The Sangju Lifelong Learning Center in North Gyeongsang Province (Director Kim Mihyang) is recruiting students for regular courses at the Lifelong Learning Center for the first half of 2026 to support citizens' self-development and expand lifelong education opportunities.

This regular course program for the first half of the year has been organized into a total of 35 classes, reflecting citizens' educational needs, and will recruit 503 students.

The curriculum will include a variety of practical programs that are helpful in citizens' daily lives, such as vocational competency classes including nail art, culture and arts classes including line dance, and humanities and liberal arts classes including home-style cooking.

Course registration will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis online through the integrated reservation system on the Sangju City Hall website from February 19 to February 24.

Any citizen whose address is registered in Sangju or any worker employed in Sangju is eligible to apply. The tuition fee of 20,000 won, as well as material costs and textbook fees, must be paid by the students themselves.

The Sangju Lifelong Learning Center has been taking the lead in expanding the culture of lifelong learning by providing high-quality educational services to citizens through regular courses every spring and fall. In particular, this semester is expected to increase learner satisfaction by strengthening new courses that reflect current trends.

An official from the Sangju Lifelong Learning Center said, "We have prepared substantial programs so that citizens can feel the joy of learning in their daily lives and strengthen their personal competencies," adding, "As registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, we hope interested citizens will apply as soon as possible."