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Ruling camp to reinforce monitoring of private kindergartens’ accounts
Oct 25, 2018
The government and the ruling party vowed Thursday to reinforce monitoring of accounting practices at private kindergartens and to increase the number of the state-run facilities, after accounting fr...
[Herald Interview] ‘Liberal arts education offers key ingredient in tech economy’
Oct 25, 2018
Korean students interested in pursuing music can combine their musical training with economics, business management, finance or psychology to lead the way in promoting Korean culture or K-pop in innovative ways.
Govt., ruling party unveil measures to root out preschool irregularities
Oct 25, 2018
The government and the ruling Democratic Party on Thursday unveiled a set of strict measures to eradicate irregularities and enhance accounting transparency at private kindergartens. Government and ...
Conflict over kindergarten accounting fraud deepens
Oct 23, 2018
A conflict between public and private kindergartens is deepening following a lawmaker’s revelations of thousands of cases of accounting fraud by private kindergartens. As the Education Ministry and ...
Education Ministry to disclose private kindergartens found with accounting fraud
Oct 19, 2018
The Education Ministry began operation of a corruption report center to monitor private kindergartens for irregularities Friday, after thousands of private institutes were found with accounting fraud...
[Herald Interview] Toronto education leads way in ‘Second Machine Age’
Oct 17, 2018
“The history of technological development shows that the very forces that disrupt the economy also create new employment opportunities and whole new industries that we can’t predict.”
Govt., ruling party prepare measures to curb preschool irregularities
Oct 16, 2018
The government and the ruling Democratic Party will come up with measures to tackle widespread irregularities in private kindergartens next week, a party official said Tuesday. They plan to hold a c...
Chadwick International offers experience-based learning opportunity
Oct 11, 2018
From its diverse education methods and state-of-the-art facilities, Chadwick International in Korea offers experience-based learning opportunities. Located in Songdo International Business District ...
NLCS Jeju students head to top universities around the world
Oct 10, 2018
North London Collegiate School Jeju said its 2018 graduates have achieved outstanding results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma, with students receiving scores higher than the global average...
Designing the future at Korea International School
Oct 9, 2018
Korea International School aims to help students prepare for their future. With its North American-based school curricula, KIS pursues education that builds a strong academic foundation for students ...
Moon appoints controversial education minister
Oct 2, 2018
President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday went ahead with the appointment of Rep. Yoo Eun-hae of the ruling Democratic Party as the new education minister, in spite of objections from opposition lawmakers ove...
Kyung Hee University to host Peace BAR Festival 2018 to celebrate 37th International Day of Peace
Sept 16, 2018
Kyung Hee University will hold Peace BAR Festival 2018 to celebrate the 37th anniversary of the International Day of Peace and gather academia, nongovernmental organizations and business partnerships...
1,400 college applications rejected over plagiarism
Sept 12, 2018
Some 1,400 South Korean high school students were found to have plagiarized their college admission essays last year, data showed Wednesday. According to the data, provided by the Korean Council for...
Ministry publishes new guidelines for school violence
Sept 10, 2018
The Education Ministry on Monday published revised guidelines on school violence that give victims the right to participate in the retrial process. The revised guidelines, which come three years aft...
[Herald Interview] Meet Lala school, the teachers group out to improve Korean sex ed
Sept 6, 2018
Sex education teachers stress importance of identifying differences between romance and violence, and shedding gender stereotypes
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