Gimpo University and Pungmu High School Partner to Support Student Career Education and Local Education Development
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Gimpo University and Pungmu High School have joined hands to develop students' career development skills and advance local education. The two schools held an event together at the Global Campus of Gimpo University on October 8. Park Jin-young, President of Gimpo University, and Kang Bong-cheol, Principal of Pungmu High School, attended the event.
The purpose of this partnership is to help high school students better prepare for their futures. Through directly experiencing the university's educational environment, students will have the opportunity to think about a variety of occupations and career paths. The schools explained that this exchange will help students discover their aptitudes and areas of interest.
In addition, this partnership also aims to raise the level of local education. When a university and a high school share their educational resources with each other, local students can gain more learning opportunities. The two schools plan to continue operating educational programs together and maintain their cooperative relationship going forward.
This agreement can be seen as an example of a university working closely with local high schools to support students' career education. Details on what specific programs will be offered can be confirmed through future announcements.
Sources: 교수신문
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