Jeonbuk Education Office Sends Students to NASA Global Camp in the United States for Training Abroad

Twenty Middle School Students from Jeonbuk to Participate in NASA Camp

The Jeollabuk-do Education Office is organizing a training program in the United States that will see 20 first-year middle school students from the province partake in the prestigious ‘NASA Global Camp’.

The camp, scheduled to take place from November 1 to 12, aims to enhance the students’ problem-solving skills, foster creativity, and promote teamwork.

During the first four days of the camp, students will engage in scientific exploration activities at renowned American universities, attend special lectures at NASA’s Goddard Space Center, and immerse themselves in cultural experiences by visiting museums in New York and Washington. Furthermore, students will have the opportunity to choose and design a career in science and engineering.

From November 5 onwards, the participants will join the NASA Space Center camp in Huntsville, renowned for its aerospace industry. Here, they will partake in an array of exciting activities, including rocketry and propulsion principles, astronaut simulation, spacesuit experiences, and mission training. The camp will also provide a platform for the students to deepen their understanding of spacecraft launch preparation, gravity, zero gravity experiences, and Mars exploration. Participants will even have the chance to make their own rocket models.

Superintendent Seo Geo-seok expressed his optimism about the training program, stating, “It is my hope that this experience will play a crucial role in nurturing global talents who can adapt to the challenges of an increasingly globalized world, by exposing them to advanced science, technology, and culture.”

-The Jeonbuk Education Office is holding a training abroad in the United States for 12 days and 9 nights from November 1 to 12

[투데이안] Twenty middle school students from Jeonbuk will participate in a NASA, US National Aeronautics and Space Administration camp.

The Jeollabuk-do Education Office (Senior Inspector Seo Geo-seok) announced that 20 first-year middle school students in the province will participate in the ‘NASA Global Camp’, which is implemented as part of student training foreign.

The ‘NASA Global Camp’ will be held in the United States between November 1 and 12.

Through this camp, students are expected to improve their ability to deal with problematic situations and improve their creativity, as well as increase their sense of community through team activities.

First, between November 1 and 4, students will have the opportunity to choose and design a career in science and engineering through scientific exploration activities at prestigious American universities, special lectures at NASA’s Goddard Space Center, cultural experiences, and museum visits in New York and Washington.

Starting on November 5, we will participate in the NASA Space Center camp in Huntsville, an industrial city with a developed aerospace industry.

In this camp, you will experience a convergence program for future space exploration, including rocketry and propulsion principles, astronaut simulation, spacesuit experience, understanding spacecraft launch preparation, gravity and Mars zero gravity experience, mission training and experience team mission. , and make rocket models.

Superintendent Seo Geo-seok said, “I hope this training will lead to the cultivation of global talents that follow globalization by experiencing advanced science and technology and culture.”

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