Netmarble Cultural Foundation Recruiting Participants for "Game Communication School" for Parents and Children

For Guardians and Families of Students from Third Grade in Elementary to Middle School

The Netmarble Cultural Foundation announced on July 13 that it is recruiting participants for the "2026 Game Communication School."

The Game Communication School is a program designed to promote a healthy family gaming culture by introducing the characteristics and practical uses of games and supporting communication among family members. Since 2016, it has been conducted for elementary school students and their parents nationwide.

This year, any guardian or family with children from third grade in elementary school to third grade in middle school can participate. Applications can be submitted on the official website of the Netmarble Cultural Foundation until July 26.

The educational sessions will be held twice at the Netmarble Game Museum. The first session, scheduled for July 31, is an educational program for guardians to help them understand their children's gaming culture and is limited to 40 participants. The second session will take place on August 8, divided into two teams in the morning and afternoon. Among the participants from the first session, 20 guardians and their children will be selected to join. In the second session, guardians will participate in group-focused interviews based on the first session's education, while the children will take part in a job experience program related to the gaming industry. Afterwards, guardians and children will join a communication program in partnership with the Netmarble Game Museum.

Meanwhile, since its establishment in 2018, the Netmarble Cultural Foundation has been carrying out a wide range of specialized social contribution activities centered around three major areas: "Building Culture," "Nurturing Talent," and "Sharing Hearts."

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