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S. Korea, US, Japan to begin real-time information sharing on NK missiles from this year
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S. Korean defense chief criticizes China, Russia for neglecting illegal NK actions
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New curriculum at Seoul Foreign British School ‘global minded, distinctly British’
Apr 1, 2020
The Seoul Foreign British School has introduced a new curriculum centered on three frameworks, boasting innovative education and preparing students upon graduation, the school said Thursday. According to Seoul Foreign British School, it is the first school in Seoul to roll out the system to “not only prepare students for the rigors of high school, but wherever else their lives may take them.” W...
3 million masks stored for kindergarten, elementary students: Education Ministry
Mar 30, 2020
South Korea’s Ministry of Education has stocked up about 3 million small medical masks for kindergarteners and first and second grade students ahead of the planned reopening of schools next week, the ministry said Monday. Some 2.2 million masks have been secured on top of 764,000 that the government previously had on hand for immediate distribution by school in case a student shows symptoms of t...
[Video] College students have tough time with online classes
Mar 26, 2020
COVID-19 forces universities to shift to remote learning, but glitches abound
ST Unitas’ education app Conects Q&A gains traction overseas
Mar 24, 2020
ST Unitas, an education group in South Korea, said Tuesday that its latest app Conects Q&A has topped appstore charts in a dozen countries, even though it is still a beta version. On Google Play Store and Apple App Store, Conects Q&A topped the related category in 12 countries, including the US, Canada and Singapore. The full version is set to launch in April, the company said. Conects Q&A is a...
[Video] Online education now the new normal due to coronavirus pandemic
Mar 19, 2020
As the start of the spring semester has been postponed over the coronavirus outbreak and online classes are encouraged to minimize infections in the classrooms, teachers are trying to adapt to remote teaching. The majority of universities in South Korea started to provide online classes. This comes as social distancing is the most effective way to prevent the cluster infections of COVID-19. Prof...
Online classes, an optimal solution in extraordinary times: North London Collegiate School Jeju
Mar 12, 2020
North London Collegiate School Jeju said Thursday that it is offering online classes to ensure students can continue their studies amid the spread of COVID-19. NLCS Jeju, located in the Global Education City, is a British institution attended by over 1,300 students. In keeping with the Ministry of Education’s advice, the school has been closed to day students since late last month. “As soon as...
[Exclusive] Jeju’s international schools to make up for COVID-19 delay through online learning, Saturday classes
Mar 10, 2020
But Education Ministry has yet to suggest alternatives for local schools
KDI School of Public Policy and Management 2020 fall admissions open
Mar 2, 2020
Admissions for KDI School of Public Policy and Management’s 2020 fall semester will open next month to both international and domestic applicants. Candidates can apply online from April 1-27. The educational body of Korea Development Institute, Korea’s leading think tank, opened in March 1998. Since its foundation, the school has positioned itself as a major institution in teaching and research ...
[Feature] Virus outbreak deals blow to university exchange programs
Mar 2, 2020
Programs cut short, foreign students told to return home
Sejong University ranks 10th among Korean universities in survey
Dec 19, 2019
Sejong University ranked No. 401 in the 2020 World University Rankings by Times Higher Education, the university said Thursday. The Seoul-based university placed 10th among South Korea’s universities, climbing one notch from a year prior. Seoul National University ranked highest in the university league table among Korean universities. The World University Rankings 2020, published in September...
Classical Chinese fellowship to foster future Korean studies researchers
Dec 4, 2019
Professor Kim Chi-hyoun spoke at a slightly slow pace and pronounced every Korean word clearly when she explained the meaning of Chinese words and sentences selected from “The Mencius,” a classical Confucian text. Her unusual teaching style was designed to better deliver her lecture to seven international students who are on the AKS Hanmun (classical Chinese) Fellowship program. The Academy of ...
3 students awarded grand prize at 19th IYF English Speech Contest
Nov 12, 2019
Three students were awarded the grand prize at the 19th International Youth Fellowship English Speech Contest on Saturday. A total of 1,500 students competed nationwide in the regional preliminary competition and the best 78 made it to the finals of the annual speaking contest, held at Sejong Hall in the Seoul Human Resource Development Center. Each of the middle and high school students compet...
[ASEAN-Korea summit] 2019 ASEAN school tour program
Nov 5, 2019
Some 30 students of Shindong Middle School participated in the ASEAN school tour program at the ASEAN-Korea Center in Seoul, Tuesday. The ASEAN-Korea Center, a certificated education partner of the Education Ministry, offers an education program on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, international cooperation and jobs at international organizations. (Photo: ASEAN-Korea Centre)
[Graphic News] Stanford most innovative university in world
Nov 4, 2019
For the fifth year running, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard topped Reuters’ ranking of the world’s most innovative universities, a list that identifies and ranks the educational institutions doing the most to advance science, invent new technologies and power new markets and industries. Stanford holds onto its top spot year after year because it produces ...
International conference for teaching English held in Seoul
Oct 13, 2019
A Korea-based association of teachers of English as a foreign language held an international conference over the weekend at Sookmyung Women’s University in Seoul. KOTESOL -- the Korean chapter of the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages international association -- brought together new teachers and veteran educators for its annual meeting, this time themed “Blending Disciplines, Appro...
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