Gyeonggi Province Lifelong Education Promotion Center Opens 'Lifelong Education Street 1' YouTube Channel

[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hun] The Gyeonggi Province Lifelong Education Promotion Center announced on the 26th that it has opened 'Lifelong Education Street 1,' a specialized YouTube channel for lifelong education, to minimize the gap in Gyeonggi Province's lifelong education due to COVID-19 and to secure diversity in lifelong learning for residents.

'Lifelong Education Street 1' was opened to provide residents with everything related to lifelong education in all 31 cities and counties of Gyeonggi Province. As the first content, it offers an online lecture series titled 'City and County Lifelong Education Practitioners' Forum.'

The content is composed of five lectures under the theme of "Achieving Social Value Through Lifelong Learning in the Age of 100 Years Old": ▲Understanding Lifelong Education ▲Meeting Gyeonggi Province's Lifelong Learning ▲Participating in Lifelong Learning Cities ▲Sharing Community Learning Networks ▲Enjoying Healthy Learning Ecosystems.

Going forward, 'Lifelong Education Street 1' plans to provide residents with content across all areas of lifelong education, including 'Lifelong Education News' which conveys news about Gyeonggi Province's lifelong education, 'What is Lifelong Learning in Our Neighborhood?' which introduces lifelong learning institutions in all 31 cities and counties, and 'Let Me Show You My Book.'

The various content provided by the Promotion Center can be accessed by searching for 'Lifelong Education Street 1' on YouTube.

Kang Sang-jae, Head of the Lifelong Education Division, stated, "Through Lifelong Education Street 1, we will provide customized content for 13.7 million Gyeonggi residents, field-oriented lifelong education content, and content where learning is shared," adding, "We will create it as the only channel that consolidates information, knowledge, and networks of lifelong education into one. We will also communicate with residents through YouTube live broadcasts."