On the morning of the 8th, at 10 a.m., Im Seong-hee, the director of the Wanju County Education Integrated Support Center, will hold the second half of the 2025 School-Village Education Curriculum training at the Wanju Family Cultural Education Center on the 2nd floor.

This training is targeted towards 60 village institution instructors from 32 organizations currently operating the 2025 School-Village Education Curriculum program. It is structured to include a review of the first half of the operation, sharing directions for the second half, as well as capacity-building programs for enhancing the professionalism and emotional recovery of village instructors.

In addition, a capacity-building training program for village instructors will include recreational and team-building activities with the theme 'Emptying and Filling Routine, Reset Day to Find Myself.'

The purpose of the second half of the training is not just to convey information but to foster an organic collaborative culture of practice between schools and villages through communication among educational stakeholders. It aims to enhance the professionalism of village education programs, realizing a mutually complementary educational structure between schools and villages. Furthermore, it is expected to contribute to the sustainable improvement structure and the quality enhancement of the program by maximizing participants' concentration and satisfaction.

Kim Nan-hee, the Wanju Education Support Office Director, stated, "For the Village Education Program to firmly establish itself as a reliable partner in school education, continuous capacity-building and emotional recovery of village instructors are crucial." She added, "Through this training, we hope to create a stronger foundation for cooperation."

The School-Village Education Curriculum is operated by the Wanju County Education Integrated Support Center, commissioned by the Jeollabuk-do Wanju Education Support Office.