Program Overview

College of Education, Sungkyunkwan University

The College of Education at Sungkyunkwan University offers various programs for students pursuing a career in education.

Undergraduate Programs

• Education Department
• Korean Language Education Department
• Mathematics Education Department
• Computer Education Department

Graduate Programs

• General Graduate School
  • Education Department
  • Curriculum and Instruction Department
  • Computer Education Department
• Education Graduate School

Faculty Introduction

• Full-time Professors
  • Education Department
  • Korean Language Education Department
  • Mathematics Education Department
  • Computer Education Department
• Emeritus Professors

Research Institutions

• Educational Research Institute
  • Purpose of Establishment
  • History
  • Organization Chart
  • Research Activities
  • Educational Research and Practice

Teacher Training Course

• Notice
• Teacher Training Course for Education College
  • Curriculum for 2008 and before
  • Curriculum for 2009-2012
  • Curriculum for 2013 and after
  • Basic Required Courses
  • Curriculum Education Courses
  • Double Major in Teacher Training
  • Transfer Student Requirements
• Teacher Training Course for Non-Education College
  • Application Method and Eligibility
  • Available Majors and Quota
  • Basic Required Courses
  • Double Major in Teacher Training
• Lifelong Education Course
• Course Opening
• Teacher Training Course Failure Cases
• Teacher Ethics
  • Course Introduction
  • List of Completers
• Education Practice
  • Overview
  • Guidance System
• Overseas Education Practice
• Education Volunteer Service
  • Overview
  • Guidance System
• Emergency Response and CPR
• Front-End Counseling System
• Graduation Requirement Self-Diagnosis Table
• Teacher Training Student Counseling Regulations

Emergency Response and CPR

Practice Completion Standards

Practice completion standards apply to all students who wish to obtain a teacher's certificate.

• Target: All students who wish to obtain a teacher's certificate (Education College undergraduate students, general graduate school teacher training course completers, Education Graduate School students, current students, and graduates)
• Mandatory completion times: 2 times or more during enrollment (for students expected to graduate after August 2017)
• Emergency response and CPR practice refers to practice education on emergency response and CPR methods.

Notes

• Currently, graduates or students on leave must also complete the practice according to their expected graduation semester.
• Completion is required regardless of the current academic year (or semester) and remaining semester.
• Failure to complete emergency response and CPR practice will result in no issuance of a teacher's certificate (graduation not possible for Education College students)

Emergency Response and CPR Practice Completion Guide

• On-campus practice completion: Education College hosts on-campus emergency response and CPR practice (held once per semester, on Fridays and Saturdays)
• Off-campus specialized institution practice completion: Recognized if completed at an external specialized institution [Recognition requirements: minimum 3 hours (2 hours practice + 1 hour theory)]
• Off-campus specialized institution guide
  • Institution name | Program name | Composition | Fee
  • Korean Red Cross | CPR course (4 hours) | 4 hours | 40,000 KRW
  • Korean CPR Association | Advanced CPR for general public | 3 hours | 30,000 KRW
  • Korean Life Saving Association | CPR certification course | 4 hours | 50,000 KRW
  • Korean Emergency Response Education Center | Emergency response and CPR for prospective teachers | 4 hours | 40,000 KRW
• Practice completion procedure
  • On-campus practice completion: Student information system (GLS) -> Application/Qualification Management -> Practice Application -> Approval -> Practice Completion -> GLS "Completion" mark
  • Off-campus practice completion: Individual application and completion at a partnered institution, followed by submission of a practice record or certificate to the Education College administration office.