Customized Awareness Improvement Education for School Members

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, led by Superintendent Lim Tae-hee, is set to launch a customized awareness improvement education program for school members from September 25 to December. This initiative aims to provide integrated support for students with health vulnerabilities.

The program is designed to increase understanding of health-vulnerable students who require continuous health management and support due to diabetes, rare diseases, and obesity. It also seeks to strengthen schools’ emergency response capabilities.

The awareness improvement training will feature content tailored to the needs of each student, parent, general teacher, teacher in charge of business, and education support office staff. The training will be led by top experts, including professors from university hospitals.

Training Schedule

• Student and parent education: November 2 (Goyang) and November 9 (Suwon)
  • Health status monitoring
  • Emergency response
  • Understanding and responding to diseases
• General teacher training: September 25 (Uijeongbu) and October 2 (Suwon)
  • Understanding students’ rights
  • Creating an equal educational environment
  • Improving awareness of diseases
• Faculty in charge of business training: October 16 (Uijeongbu) and October 23 (Suwon)
  • Emergency response
  • Medical knowledge
  • Emotional support
• Office of Education staff training: October 30 (Suwon) and November 6 (Uijeongbu)
  • Understanding the disease and basic information
  • Supporting and adjusting school life
  • Understanding psychological and social impacts

School members interested in participating in this awareness improvement training can apply by the 20th using the QR code and internet address.

According to Kim Dong-kwon, Director of the Physical Education and Health Division at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, “Appropriate response and integrated management of students’ sudden health problems are important tasks for school members. We will support vulnerable students so that they can lead a healthy school life.”