Expanding collaboration through joint seminars and teacher training

Cheonjae Textbook said on October 22 that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chuncheon National University of Education on October 21 to strengthen the expertise of prospective teachers and promote educational innovation.


The signing ceremony, held that day at the university’s Administration Building, was attended by key officials from both institutions, including Park Jeonggwa, CEO of Cheonjae Textbook; Park Geumok, head of the Elementary Development Division; Chuncheon National University of Education President Park Seongseon; and Kim Heungtae, head of the Institute for Educational Innovation.


The two institutions plan to continue collaborating on support for textbook and teaching-and-learning materials development; production of online content and development of teaching-and-learning materials; joint seminars and teacher training; and development of major-specific textbooks and teaching-and-learning content.

Key officials pose for a commemorative photo at a business agreement signing ceremony held at the Administration Building of Chuncheon National University of Education on the 21st. Chunjae Textbook

Key officials pose for a commemorative photo at a business agreement signing ceremony held at the Administration Building of Chuncheon National University of Education on the 21st. Chunjae Textbook

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That day, the “T-Sherpa EdTech & Content Roadshow” was held as a related event in the first-floor lobby of Hongik Hall at Chuncheon National University of Education. The event introduced prospective teachers to T-Sherpa’s range of teaching-and-learning content and educational technology tools, and explained how they could use them to prepare for and conduct classes.



“Through close collaboration with Chuncheon National University of Education, we will actively support prospective teachers in adapting flexibly to future educational environments and growing into teachers who foster students’ learning and development,” Park said.


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