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  • [Graphic News] Life expectancy of Koreans unchanged at 82.7 years in 2018
  • Ex-Minister Cho to be summoned in power abuse probe
  • Justice Ministry seeks to overturn prosecutorial reform bill
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  • S. Korea to allow visa-less foreigners to stay up to 72 hours at regional a...
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  • Moon Jae-in orders scrapping of state textbooks

    Moon Jae-in orders scrapping of state textbooks

    President Moon Jae-in ordered the scrapping of the controversial state-published history textbooks, a signature project of impeached former President Park Geun-hye, Cheong Wa Dae said Friday. The...

    May 12, 2017

  • Seoul sends 58 Korean teachers to Thailand this year

    Seoul sends 58 Korean teachers to Thailand this year

    About 60 South Korean teachers have been sent to Thailand this year to teach Korean to young students there, the Ministry of Education said Thursday, as demand for Korean language learning is rapidly...

    May 11, 2017

  • [Election 2017] Candidates give out child-, senior-friendly pledges

    [Election 2017] Candidates give out child-, senior-friendly pledges

    May is “family month” in South Korea, with the Children’s Day and Parents’ Day holidays falling on May 5 and May 8. Taking a cue from the special occasions, major presidential candidates have set out...

    May 7, 2017

  • Korea lags far behind in education quality

    Korea lags far behind in education quality

    South Korea is investing heavily in education, but its education quality lags far behind rich countries in nurturing talent through skills development, a report showed Sunday. According to the repor...

    Apr 30, 2017

  • Education Ministry moves to shield kids from air pollution

    Education Ministry moves to shield kids from air pollution

    Primary to high schools here without indoor gyms are now required to create indoor spaces for sports in preparation for days when air quality is poor, South Korea’s Ministry of Education said Thursda...

    Apr 27, 2017

  • Busan to remove objective tests from elementary schools

    Busan to remove objective tests from elementary schools

    BUSAN -- The education office of South Korea's second-largest city of Busan said Thursday it will abolish multiple-choice objective tests in elementary schools starting next year. Students from an e...

    Apr 27, 2017

  • Dwight School graduates accepted to prestigious universities

    Dwight School graduates accepted to prestigious universities

    Students from Dwight School Seoul’s graduating class of 2017 have been accepted to over 85 prestigious universities worldwide, including Ivy League schools, the school said Wednesday. (Dwight School...

    Apr 20, 2017

  • Korea to nurture 'software-oriented' universities

    Korea to nurture 'software-oriented' universities

    South Korea will help more local universities provide quality education in the software sector as part of its drive to develop the industry and nurture more talent, the science minister said Monday. ...

    Apr 17, 2017

  • Dankook Univ. educates design thinking for its students with diverse backgrounds

    Dankook Univ. educates design thinking for its students with diverse backgrounds

    Dankook University is currently holding a hand-on workshop on “design thinking” inspired by Stanford d.school, the South Korean school said Tuesday. The weeklong program, to be held at the universit...

    Mar 28, 2017

  • [Weekender] Lifelong courses help with second careers

    [Weekender] Lifelong courses help with second careers

    Shim Jae-chul, 57, had to find a new way to make a living when he lost his job three years ago. To restart his career, Shim chose to take online courses to obtain an electrician’s certificate. “I ha...

    Mar 24, 2017

  • [Weekender] MOOC gains ground despite low completion rate

    [Weekender] MOOC gains ground despite low completion rate

    Harry Smith has seized every opportunity to learn during his 50-year career. After he was diagnosed with kidney cancer, he took to Coursera, a massive open online course platform, to keep learning an...

    Mar 24, 2017

  • [Weekender] Ordinary Joes see lifelong education as a way up, way out

    [Weekender] Ordinary Joes see lifelong education as a way up, way out

    That life is a never-ending learning process is a hackneyed idea, but it carries with it the idea that learning is down to the individual. Once compulsory education is over, it is completely up to t...

    Mar 24, 2017

  • S. Korea to strengthen education for young NK defectors

    S. Korea to strengthen education for young NK defectors

    The education ministry said Thursday it will reinforce Korean language and vocational training for thousands of young North Korean defectors studying in local schools. A total of 2,517 North Korean ...

    Mar 23, 2017

  • Korean Education Center opens 40th branch in Ukraine

    Korean Education Center opens 40th branch in Ukraine

    The Korean Education Center, a Ministry of Education-affiliated agency in charge of teaching Korean to overseas Koreans and foreigners, has opened its 40th offshore branch in Ukraine, the ministry sa...

    Mar 17, 2017

  • Court temporarily bans school from using state-authored history textbook

    Court temporarily bans school from using state-authored history textbook

    A district court on Friday temporarily banned a local high school from using a controversial state-authored history textbook. The court upheld an injunction request filed by five parents who accused...

    Mar 17, 2017

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