Pyeongtaek International Exchange Foundation Operates Adult Conversation Programs in Second Half

Expands English Education for Hobbies, AI, and Global CommunicationLevel-Based Adult English Conversation Classes
Adult English conversation program guide operated by Pyeongtaek International Exchange Foundation (provided by Pyeongtaek City)
Adult English conversation program guide operated by Pyeongtaek International Exchange Foundation (provided by Pyeongtaek City)

Pyeongtaek International Exchange Foundation (CEO Jung Jong-pil) announced that it will operate adult English conversation programs for citizens in the second half of the year and expand opportunities for English learning in daily life.

The first-half 2026 adult English conversation program, operated to strengthen language competency among Pyeongtaek residents, concluded successfully. Approximately 420 citizens participated in the program, which was divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes offering level-specific customized instruction.

The beginner class was operated as a practical conversation-focused course led by domestic instructors, while the intermediate class was structured as a practical conversation course with foreign instructors of various nationalities. The advanced class and Active English were operated as specialized courses at the South (Paengseong) Center. Notably, the advanced class conducted discussion and debate sessions centered on global issues, drawing high satisfaction from attendees.

Additionally, Active English offered experiential classes on diverse topics including cooking, coffee, aromatic fragrances, and AI pop songs, enhancing interest and satisfaction in English learning.

Building on these achievements, the 'Active English Class' in the second half of 2026 will present even more diverse programs. The course plans to further diversify experiential English classes combining hobbies such as leather crafting, watercolor painting, and café beverage preparation with English learning. The advanced class will operate discussion and debate sessions on diverse topics including English competency strengthening methods using AI, advertising, and media, with plans to enhance citizens' English proficiency and global communication capabilities.

CEO Jung Jong-pil stated, "For Pyeongtaek to make a leap forward as a global city with future competitiveness, it is important to develop not only citizens' foreign language communication skills but also their capacity to adapt to changing environments such as AI." He added, "We will continue to expand various programs that allow citizens and foreigners to learn and grow together, including education incorporating AI technology."

The second-half 2026 adult English conversation program session 3 will be operated at the South (Paengseong), North (Jangdang), and West (Anjung) Centers respectively. Application for session 3 will be accepted from August 20 to 25. Classes will run for two months starting in September, and regular recruitment for session 4, to be held from November to December, will take place from October 8 to October 15.

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