FSS Launches First Teacher Training for "Finance and Economic Life" Course... Full-Scale Support for High School Financial Education
Three-Day Training for High School Teachers in Early August
Apply by July 10... One Professional Development Credit Awarded
The financial authorities announced on July 1 that they will conduct training sessions for teachers in charge of the newly established "Finance and Economic Life" elective course for high schools this year.
This training program consists of theoretical lectures for each unit of the finance curriculum, lesson plan case studies using theme-based teaching guides, and experiential teaching methods. The training will be held for a total of 18 hours over three days, from August 5 to August 7, at the main office of the Financial Supervisory Service in Yeouido, Seoul.
Teachers can complete the training by attending at least 80% of the total training hours. Those who complete the program will receive one credit for teacher professional development. The training is free of charge, and the Financial Supervisory Service will provide lunch and teaching materials.
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High school teachers wishing to participate can apply online through the Financial Supervisory Service's e-Financial Education Center website from today until July 10. The Financial Supervisory Service plans to select up to 40 participants by July 20.
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