South Korean youth cultural and career programs launched

Various youth-oriented cultural and educational programs are being held in South Korea.

The Sangju Museum is conducting a career exploration lecture series titled ‘Tomorrow’s Jiho-rak’ as part of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s ‘Culture Everywhere’ initiative. Running from the 12th to the 26th, the program features experts discussing artificial intelligence and future jobs, the profession of voice acting, and personal color and image making to help adolescents discover their interests.

In Yeoju, the Yeoju Youth Center is hosting an art exhibition titled ‘My Emotional Canvas’ at its second-floor gallery until September 23. The exhibition showcases backdrop painting works created by students in the Youth After-school Academy during their summer break. The program allows participants to express their emotions and thoughts through color and texture, aiming to foster self-confidence and creative achievement among local elementary school students.