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2026 Youth and Family Program Enrollment Announcement

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Hello!

The Geochang Youth Training Center is recruiting participants for its youth and family programs in the second half of 2026!

We have a variety of programs planned, including crafting, music, cooking, sports, math, and family experiences.

Best of all, there are no fees for tuition or materials, so if you're interested in any of the programs, be sure to check the registration period!

Enrollment Information

Registration Period

August 18, 2026 (Tuesday) ~ August 25, 2026 (Tuesday)

09:00 ~ 18:00

Registration Method

Online first-come, first-served registration

→ Visit the Geochang Youth Training Center website → Course Registration

Target Audience

Youth aged 7-16 and their families

Program Duration

September 5, 2026 (Saturday) ~ November 28, 2026 (Saturday)

Tuition and Material Fees

Completely free!

Program Details

1. Everyone's Flower Bouquet

September 5 ~ September 19

Every Saturday 10:00~12:00 / Total of 3 sessions

Target: Ages 10-16 / 10 participants

Content: Create various crafts like keychains, bouquets, and flower baskets.

This crafting program allows participants to express their individuality through hands-on creation!

2. Rhythm Talk! Kalimba

September 5 ~ November 14

Every Saturday 14:00~16:00 / Total of 8 sessions

Target: Ages 9-13 / 10 participants

Content: Learn to play various songs on the kalimba.

Breaks: September 26, October 3, October 31

A chance to learn and enjoy music through the beautiful sounds of the kalimba!

3. Yummy Camping Cooking Project

September 5 ~ October 24

Every Saturday 10:00~12:00 / Total of 5 sessions

Target: Ages 11-16 / 10 participants

Content: Experience various camping recipes.

Breaks: September 26, October 3, October 10

Participants will create various dishes enjoyed during camping, discovering the joy of cooking!

4. Jumping for Health! Jump Rope Class

September 5 ~ October 31

Every Saturday 11:00~12:00 / Total of 7 sessions

Target: Ages 7-9 / 10 participants

Content: Get familiar with jump rope & learn the basics.

Breaks: September 26, October 3

A physical activity program that teaches the basics of jump rope while having fun!

5. Math Through Board Games

October 17 ~ November 14

Every Saturday 10:00~12:00 / Total of 5 sessions

Target: Ages 9-10 / 10 participants

Content: Understanding operations and shapes through board games.

A math program that helps participants naturally learn operations and shapes through fun board games!

6. Nature's Table

September 12 ~ November 28

Twice a month on Saturdays / Total of 6 sessions

Target: Families with youth aged 9-13 / 6 families

Content: Family gardening and cooking activities using harvested crops.

Dates: September 12, September 19, October 17, October 31, November 14, November 28

A family participation program where families cultivate a garden together and cook with the crops they grow.

Please check before applying!

If you cannot participate in the program more than twice, registration may be restricted.

If you cancel after the selection period or miss more than two sessions, you may be excluded from future selections.

If less than 50% of the capacity is filled, the program may be canceled.

This is a great opportunity for children to discover new hobbies and joys through various experiences, so if you are interested, don’t miss the registration period!

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