Visang Education and Banolim School, an elementary school teachers' group focused on developing educational content, held the "2026 Banolim School Prospective Teacher Networking Camp" at Visang Education's headquarters on Saturday. [Visang Education]
Visang Education and Banolim School, an elementary school teachers' group focused on developing educational content, held the "2026 Banolim School Prospective Teacher Networking Camp" at Visang Education's headquarters on Saturday. [Visang Education]

About 60 prospective, current teachers take part

Participants share classroom management, AI and digital education experience

Small-group sessions cover student teaching, school life

Visang Education co-hosted the "2026 Banolim School Prospective Teacher Networking Camp" with Banolim School, an elementary school teachers' research group, at its headquarters in Guro-gu, Seoul, on Saturday, the company announced Tuesday.

Banolim School is a teacher research group dedicated to developing educational content. Operating through two divisions — Banolim Contents School and Banolim Digital School — the group develops classroom materials, runs teacher training sessions and produces educational content.

About 60 prospective and current teachers attended the roughly six-hour event, which featured sessions on classroom management, AI and digital education, and networking with working teachers.

Current teachers shared their experiences managing classrooms and guiding student behavior, while prospective teachers tried out AI- and edtech-based lessons and explored related teaching and learning methods.

Small-group networking sessions brought current and prospective teachers together for question-and-answer discussions on topics including student teaching practicums, classroom management and life as a teacher.

Visang Education also showcased its textbooks, teaching support platform Vivasam and other educational content and edtech services at the event.

"We hope this camp gave prospective teachers a chance to learn from the experiences of working teachers, get a feel for how education is changing and build the skills they will need as future educators," said Heo Bo-uk, head of Visang Education's Content Company. "We will continue to support prospective teachers as they prepare to take their first steps in the profession and stay connected with the field."


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