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[Newsmaker] Teen refugees pursue education that was denied in Syria
Nov 23, 2017
When Yana was six, living in Damascus, Syria, her school was destroyed in an aerial bombardment. Since then, she had been out of education. Now 12 years old and resettled in South Korea, Yana said she wants to study more and become an interpreter here in the future -- an opportunity that seemed out of reach in Syria where a 6-year civil war has left many children and youth without an education. ...
Fallout from Suneung delay felt across industries
Nov 16, 2017
The decision by educational authorities to postpone South Korea’s national university entrance examination due to Wednesday’s earthquake is having repercussions across society. Student studies of the annual college entrace exam at a shelter in Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, Wednesday. Yonhap Due to Wednesday’s rare magnitude 5.4 quake and the series of aftershocks that struck Pohang, North ...
Suneung postponed amid quake fears
Nov 15, 2017
South Korea’s Education Ministry confirmed Wednesday that the national entrance examination, or suneung, will be delayed to Nov. 23, due to a possible aftershock in the quake-hit Pohang area. It is the first time that the multi-subject standardized test, equivalent to the US’ SAT, has ever been postponed since it was introduced in 1994. Education Minister Kim Sang-kon said in an urgent briefing...
[Urgent] Korea delays state college entrance exam for a week
Nov 15, 2017
South Korea decided on Wednesday to postpone the state-administered college entrance exam by a week as a rare 5.4-magnitude quake struck the southeastern city of Pohang and caused fissures in some school buildings there. The Ministry of Education announced that the date for the College Scholastic Aptitude Test has been pushed back to Nov. 23. The test was due to be held nationwide on Thursda...
At Dwight School Seoul, passion ignites student success
Nov 15, 2017
Dwight School Seoul located in Digital Media City, Mapo-gu, believes the key to academic success is igniting every student’s passion for learning and providing personalized learning opportunities for each student, the school said Wednesday. The 2017 graduation ceremony of Dwight School Seoul As an International Baccalaureate World School, Dwight School Seoul provides international education bas...
South Korea enters full ‘suneung mode’
Nov 13, 2017
With suneung, or the national college entrance examination, scheduled to take place Thursday, education authorities on Monday began moving exam papers and answer sheets to 85 designated locations across the country. Officials move boxes containing exam papers and answer sheets for Thursday's national college entrance exam from a printing company in Sejong on Monday. Yonhap The sheets will be ke...
Hospitality education, industry brace for new generation of employees
Nov 10, 2017
Swiss Education Group unveils research on emergence of Generation Z and its potential impact on the workplace
[Best Brand] Chadwick International
Oct 30, 2017
It is my distinct honor to accept the Best Brand Award in Education by The Korea Herald once again on behalf of Chadwick International. Our recent campaign “I am your Chadwick” first began as I was preparing for the commencement of the first graduating class of Chadwick International in 2016. When Chadwick International was first established in 2010, we only accepted up to Grade 7, marking them ...
Gyeonggi Province rebrands English Village to Change Up Campus
Oct 17, 2017
Gyeonggi English Village, which was South Korea’s first residential English camp, has rebranded itself as Change Up Campus as part of efforts to nurture and promote high-quality and future-oriented education for students, according to the province Tuesday. The Change Up Campus run by Gyeonggi Province will provide programs designed to help students to better prepare for the coming “fourth indust...
Ex-US Rep. Honda to receive honorary doctorate for fight for sexual slavery victims
Oct 12, 2017
CHEONGJU, South Korea -- Former US Rep. Mike Honda will receive an honorary doctorate degree from a South Korean university this week for his efforts to help Korean victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery, the school said Thursday. Cheongju University in the central city of the same name said it will award Honda with the degree in politics in a ceremony Friday in recognition of his contributio...
2 in 3 overseas Korean students from capital area
Oct 11, 2017
Two out of 3 Korean students studying abroad for elementary school are from Seoul and Gyeonggi Province, according to a report released Wednesday by the Ministry of Education. The ministry report showed that in 2016, 15,000 elementary students dropped out of school among some 2.6 million students nationwide. Of the dropouts, 3,400 cited “unacknowleged overseas studies” as the reason for halting ...
Govt. to phase out foreign words in elementary textbooks
Oct 8, 2017
The Ministry of Education said Saturday it will gradually remove foreign words from elementary school textbooks to help young pupils better acquire the Korean language. In the first phase, a total of 322 foreign words in textbooks for third and fourth graders will be replaced with Korean ones in their 2018 editions, the ministry said. Most of the foreign words are Korean pronunciations of Engli...
KAIST named 6th most innovative university in the world
Sept 29, 2017
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology took sixth place in the world’s most innovative universities ranking for the second consecutive year, according to Thomson Reuters Thursday. The Reuters ranking of the World’s Most Innovative Universities lists 100 educational institutions that are doing the most to advance science, invent new technologies and improve new industries. Reuters ...
PM appeals for support for construction of schools for handicapped students
Sept 21, 2017
Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon appealed to the public Thursday to put aside selfish interests and support the construction of schools for handicapped students wherever they are necessary following a sensational photo showing parents of students with disabilities kneeling before opponents and begging for support. It was the scene of a meeting of residents held in a western Seoul neighborhood early th...
No holiday for cram schools in Korea during Chuseok period
Sept 21, 2017
Private institutes offer special lecture packages targeting students who want to use extended holiday to boost grades
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