Held under the theme "Parents Born in the 1990s Are Coming"

Visang Education said on the 13th that it had held the Early Childhood Education Institution Leaders Forum for executives of early childhood education institutions across the country.


The forum was held from September 30 to October 1 at Visang Education's headquarters in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province. It was organized to explore together how early childhood education institutions should move forward in response to rapidly changing educational environments and changes in the parent generation, and to introduce Visang Education's early childhood education programs and educational philosophy.

Photo of the Early Childhood Education Institution Managers Forum in progress. Visang Education

Photo of the Early Childhood Education Institution Managers Forum in progress. Visang Education

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The forum consisted of two sessions. The first session examined the characteristics of the new generation of parents, their expectations for education, and changes to watch for in early childhood education, under the theme “Parents Born in the 1990s Are Coming.” The second session introduced Visang Education's early childhood programs.


Visang Education plans to continue meeting with executives of early childhood education institutions nationwide to hear diverse opinions from the field and steadily expand its content and services to address the changing educational environment.



“With a new generation of parents emerging, kindergartens and daycare centers have reached a point where they need a major shift in their policies, communication, and management practices,” said Son Byung-mok, head of Visang Education's T-Learning Company. “It was meaningful to engage in in-depth discussions with institution directors at this forum and present Visang Education's innovative early childhood programs for 2027. We will continue to strengthen our mutually beneficial partnerships with the field.”


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