The Jeonbuk Provincial Office of Education is operating various learning support programs in collaboration with Jeonju National University of Education, Academic Support Centers, and schools to reduce learning gaps during the summer vacation period.

From the 28th of last month until August 1st, the Jeonbuk Provincial Office of Education is conducting two sessions of the 'Prospective Teacher Academic Growth Camp (residential)' for 120 students in the 5th and 6th grades of elementary school who need learning support. The camp, participated by 42 current students of Jeonju National University of Education as tutors, includes subjects such as Korean, English, and Mathematics, self-directed learning based on EduTech, learning skill enhancement, and community-building programs.

In addition, 14 Academic Support Centers in the province and schools are autonomously operating tailored programs for around 8,000 elementary, middle, and high school students to improve basic academic skills, conduct learning diagnostics, and provide learning coaching special lectures. Dispatched teachers, homeroom teachers, subject teachers, and external instructors are participating together to provide systematic support.

Kim Yoon-beom, Head of the Elementary Special Education Department, stated, "Ensuring basic academic skills is a task that the entire community should work on together," and expressed, "We will actively support students' learning growth through cooperation with universities, schools, and local communities."