”I will teach high school second-year math to elementary school students” - Korea causes uproar nationwide when they send students to medical school

It has been discovered that so-called "medical school classes for elementary school students," where students start preparing for university medical school entrance exams from elementary school, are spreading not only in Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, but all across the country.
On the 13th, the education civic group "A World Without Worries About Private Education" conducted an online survey of elementary school medical classes and announced the results.
- Promotional materials for "medical school classes for elementary school students" were found in 89 cram schools in the province. Seoul had the most with 28, followed by Gyeonggi-do with 20 and Daegu with 10.
The average math lead at each cram school was 4.6 years. This means that fifth-graders in elementary school complete all of middle school math and study up to the level of first-year high school math.
The fastest pace of advancement is at A Cram School in Daechi-dong, which is leading by 7 years, with 5th graders progressing from 5th grade of elementary school to 2nd grade of high school in just 6 months.
It was a course that taught up to Mathematics 1. You can enter this type of course after passing the level test at the cram school, and the level test also contains questions at a high school level.
"A world without worries about private education" - Director of the Policy Alternatives Research Institute, Koo Bon-chan, said in response to Rep. Kang Kyung-sook (Jo
"As the number of students admitted to medical schools in each region has increased, we are promoting the 'Daechi-dong Program,' which provides advanced learning from elementary school to high school level for medical school entrance exams," he said at a debate held at the National Assembly on the same day.
The phenomenon is a result of the ongoing "highly difficult college entrance exam," the introduction of "killer questions," and the expansion of medical school admission quotas.
"(Medical school classes for elementary school students) will cost families a huge amount of money and lead to educational inequality. It is a place where elementary school students can receive advanced education that they will learn in higher grades.
In such cases, we must create new clauses that allow for administrative sanctions and enact laws to prevent elementary school students from attending medical school classes."