[브레이크뉴스경기남부=광명 이현준기자] Gwangmyeong City will host the 1st National Lifelong Learning City Festival.
On the 18th, at the Gwangmyeong Theater in Gwangmyeong-si, the National Lifelong Learning Cities Council will hold a festival to bring together lifelong learning cities across the country to share the joy of learning and spread the learning culture.
This event, hosted by the National Council of Lifelong Learning Cities and sponsored by the Ministry of Education, etc., was designed to publicize the meaning of lifelong education, where citizens and policies learn and communicate together.
This event includes ▲’Storytelling Contest’ introducing the stories behind the lifelong learning policies of each region ▲Lifelong Learning City Forum ‘Back to the Era of Lifelong Learning’ presented by the head of the Learning City organization ▲Performance on the 20th anniversary of the founding of the National Lifelong Learning Cities Council ▲ It consists of a talk concert where lifelong educators can share small stories from the field, and a storytelling contest that captures the joys and sorrows of the flower learning club of lifelong learning.
In particular, the forum that promotes the development of learning cities through presentations by the heads of learning cities and discussions by relevant experts is noteworthy.
Any citizen can participate, and detailed information can be found on the official website of the National Lifelong Learning Cities Council or received by phone.
[Break News Gyeonggi Nambu = Gwangmyeong Reporter Lee Hyeon-jun] Gwangmyeong City is hosting the 1st National Lifelong Learning City Festival.
On the 18th, the National Lifelong Learning City Council will hold a festival at Gwangmyeong Theater in Gwangmyeong City to share the joy of learning and spread the culture of learning by gathering all lifelong learning cities across the country.
This event, hosted by the National Lifelong Learning City Council and sponsored by the Ministry of Education, was prepared to widely publicize the meaning of lifelong education where citizens and policies learn and communicate together.
This event consists of ▲ a ‘storytelling contest’ introducing the stories behind each region’s lifelong learning policy ▲ a lifelong learning city forum ‘Back to the lifelong learning era’ presented by the heads of learning cities ▲ a performance for the 20th anniversary of the founding of the National Lifelong Learning City Council ▲ a talk concert where lifelong education instructors can share their stories from the field ▲ a storytelling contest containing the joys and sorrows of the lifelong learning flower, the learning club.
Any citizen can participate, and for more information, check the official website of the National Lifelong Learning City Council or receive guidance by phone.
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