Hancom (CEO Seong-jun Byun and Yeon-soo Kim, hereinafter referred to as Hancom) announced on the 26th that it has set out to create sustainable social value by providing Korean language and software education to multicultural students and teachers.
Hancom and its subsidiary Hancom Academy will cooperate with Smilegate Hope Studio to conduct customized educational support activities for multicultural children and adolescents twice until the end of the year.
As the first activity on the 25th, Korean language and software education was provided to about 60 students at ‘Global School’, an alternative school in Seoul.
Korean language education included not only customized language learning, but also opportunities to understand Korean culture and explore career paths, and during software education, coding and self-driving learning using drones were conducted. Through drone piloting experience, students experienced practical applications of programming through activities such as passing obstacles and playing soccer games.
The second activity scheduled for next month will be aimed at multicultural teachers and parents. Hancom plans to donate cutting-edge educational equipment, such as 21 PCs and electronic whiteboards, to build smart classes, and provide flipped learning lectures based on edutech and AI to effectively utilize them. In addition, ‘Hancom Tyja Support preparedness.
In the future, Hancom plans to promote the establishment of a corporation to strengthen the Korean language education system. Currently, together with the King Sejong Institute Foundation, the Overseas Koreans Foundation, and the Ministry of Education, we continue to provide support for the overseas spread of Hangul by providing Hancom Offices free of charge to overseas Hangul education institutions around the world, and support traditional arts through support of Sorimu and Korean Culture Keepers. We are also helping to interpret it in a modern way and create new values. In addition, we support CODEGATE, a global security festival, and cooperate with the Raphael Foundation for the underprivileged in society to carry out medical support projects, sponsor homeless clinics, and donate goods, thereby realizing corporate social responsibility and ESG values. there is.
Kim Yeon-soo, CEO of Hancom, said, “We will actively plan programs that utilize Hancom’s expertise, such as IT and Korean language education, to fulfill our responsibilities as a corporate citizen through various ESG activities.” He added, “Through this, we will respect the diversity of our society and grow together.” “We will contribute to this and strive to create sustainable social value,” he added.
Source: www.nextdaily.co.kr
