Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education operates 88 special multicultural classes this year... 27 more classes added

South Korea's Gyeonggi Province Office of Education will expand special multicultural classes and develop a dedicated curriculum, making all-out efforts to help multicultural students adapt to public education.
The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education has expanded the number of multicultural special classes to 15 this year in response to the continued increase in the number of multicultural students and the increase in the number of multicultural students.
It was announced on the 25th that it will operate a total of 61 schools and 88 classes. At the same time, the 2024 Multicultural Special Class
A separate class curriculum was established. The ``2024 Multicultural Special Class Educational Curriculum'' was developed with the participation of 15 multicultural education field experts from elementary and secondary schools.
The contents of the Basic Life Adaptation Educational Curriculum△curriculum evaluation and circulation plans were recorded. The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education announced on the 26th that the ``2024 Multicultural Special Class Curriculum'' will be established stably.
Job training will be conducted for over 90 people in charge of the curriculum. Cho Young-min, director of the Integrated Education Policy Division, said, ``The management of multicultural special classes will support multicultural students' transition and adaptation to public education.''
We will support them and help them grow as global human resources." On the other hand, multicultural special classes are separate classes based on the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, in which regular teachers teach multicultural students for one week.
It will run a 10-hour individualized curriculum and support Korean language education, Korean culture education, etc.