Registration Planning & Budget No. Division-@N Date of Nov. 19, 2018 registration Date of approval Disclosure Open to the public

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2018 Seodaemun-gu College Students’ Mentoring Plan

Seodaemun-gu Office Planning & Budget Division Review Items

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Correct Korean Whether foreign languages or foreign words are unnecessarily Review Refined words used completed ■ language 2018 Seodaemun-gu College Students’ Mentoring Plan The Seodaemun-gu Office conducts the college students’ mentoring program for elementary/middle/high school students in cooperation with universities in Seodaemun-gu and private organizations. The purposes of the program are to contribute to developing mentees’ learning abilities and character, help them explore career paths, and establish a local educational community by providing volunteer work opportunity for mentors.

Ⅰ Grounds

□ Article 8, Article 48, and Article 48-2 of the Framework Act on Juveniles □ Article 5 of Juvenile Activity Promotion Act □ Article 3 and Article 6 of Seodaemun-gu Framework Ordinance on Juveniles □ Seodaemun-gu Ordinance on Support for Volunteer Service Activities and its Enforcement Rule □ Article 4 of Act on School Violence Prevention and Countermeasures □ Mentoring program agreement, etc. with Yonsei University, Teach For Korea, and Chong Kun Dang Kochon Foundation

Ⅱ Directions

□ Help local youths develop their learning abilities, explore career paths, and improve their character □ Provide opportunities of social contribution activities for college students (mentors) who are participating in the programs □ Establish a local educational community in Seodaemun-gu through talent donations 이미지 멘티(중고생) Mentees (middle/high school students) 학습, 인성, 진로 멘토링 Mentoring on learning, character, and career paths 멘토(대학생) Mentors (college students) 선발 지원 Support for selection 유관기관(대학 등) Relevant organizations (universities, etc.) 각급학교 동주민센터 Community Service Centers near the schools 추천 Recommendations 멘티관리 Mentee management 관리자 (구청) Supervisors (Gu Office) 멘토 관리 Mentor management

Ⅲ Performances in 2017

□ Mentoring Performances Year Cooperating No. of No. Program Type Field of organization mentees start 80 Yonsei (middle/high 1 Yonsei Dream-Start Mentoring [1:1] Learning 2009 University school students) 80 (elementary/ College Students’ Volunteer & [Group Ewha Womans 2 Learning middle 2006 Mentoring ] University school students) 20 (high [Group Teach For 3 Teach For Korea Study Room Learning school 2012 ] Korea students) Chong Kun 20 (middle Chong Kun Dang Kochon 4 [1:1] Learning Dang Kochon school 2013 Foundation Mentoring Foundation students) 48 Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Learning (middle/high 5 [1:1] 2014 Attic Mentoring /Career school Independent students) operation 20 Hongje-dong Dormitory Learning (middle/high 6 [1:1] 2014 Mentoring /Career school students) 21 Seodaemun Police Station Seodaemun 7 [1:1] Character (middle/high 2012 Donimo Mentoring Police Station school students) Yonsei 40 (high University 8 Yonsei Debate Team Mentoring [1:4] Learning school 2016 (Yonsei Debate students) Team) 32 Yonsei Learning (middle/high 9 Yonsei Vision-Up Mentoring [1:1] University 2016 /Career school Club students) 800 (high [Group Yonsei 10 Yonsei Career Mentoring Career school 2016 ] University students) 50 Ewha-Seodaemun Mentoring Ewha Womans (middle/high 11 [1:1] Learning 2017 (Win-Win Growth) University school students) 80 Sharing Sharing Together Society [Group (middle/high 12 Career Together 2017 Mentoring ] school Society students) 10 College Student Mentoring for (elementary/ [Group Learning Neulhaerang 13 Children from Multicultural middle/high 2017 ] /Career School Families school students) Korea Foundation for 29 College Students’ Mentoring of the (middle/high 14 [1:2] Learning 2017 Second Foreign Languages Advancement school of Science & students) Creativity Total 1,330 mentees

□ Limitations (Issues and improvement plans)

No. Program Issues Improvement measures · Consult with schools regarding Yonsei Dream-Start mentoring places, schedule, student Mentoring selection, etc. in advance Lack of mentoring places due to 1 Ewha-Seodaemun uncooperative schools. · Acknowledge the services of Mentoring (Win-Win mentoring teachers as overtime Growth) work hours after consulting with Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education · Operate a camp during vacation (under discussion with universities) Multiple students dropping out of mentoring program after summer · Provide Mentoring Study Note so vacation. that students can study independently Mentoring is in high demand for · Provide academic/career 2Otherparents of elementary school mentoring camps for elementary students. school students

□ Related photos

Launch Ceremony of Second Foreign Language Career Mentoring Class (May 13, 2017) College Student Mentoring (August 29, 2017)

Ⅳ 2018 Program Overview

□ Objective ○ Families with elementary/middle/high school students: To narrow the educational gap between the rich and the poor and to reduce private education expenses ○ College students (mentors): To provide opportunity of social contribution activities in the community ○ Youth (mentees): To develop their learning ability and character and to help them explore career paths

□ Key items of enforcement (Improvements, etc.) ○ Yonsei Dream-Start Mentoring and Ewha-Seodaemun Mentoring - Consulted with schools about mentoring places, schedule, etc. → 10 middle schools and three high schools ※ Lead students whose schools cannot provide mentoring places to participate in other mentoring programs - Acknowledge the services of mentoring teachers as overtime work hours (under discussion with the Office of Education) - Operate Summer Study & Mentoring Camp (under discussion with universities) - Develop mentees’ self-directed learning by writing up Mentoring Study Notes ○ Ewha-Seodaemun Mentoring - Change from 1:1 mentoring to 1:2 mentoring and also provide academic mentoring at regional children’s centers → Increase the number of participating mentees (50 → 100 ) ○ Mentoring is in high demand for parents of elementary school students. - Provide academic/career mentoring camps for elementary school students

□ 2018 Mentoring Programs [15 programs] Startin Cooperating No. Program Type Area No. of mentees g Year organization

Yonsei Dream-Start Yonsei 80 (middle/high 1 [1:1] Learning 2009 Mentoring University school students) 80 College Student Volunteer [Group Ewha Womans (elementary/mid 2 Learning 2006 & Mentoring ] University dle school students) Teach For Korea Study [Group Teach For 20 (high school 3 Learning 2012 Room ] Korea students) Chong Kun Chong Kun Dang Kochon 28 (middle 4 [1:1] Learning Dang Kochon 2013 Foundation Mentoring school students) Foundation Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Learning 48 (middle/high 5 [1:1] 2014 Attic Mentoring /Career Independent school students) Hongje-dong Dormitory Learning operation 20 (middle/high 6 [1:1] 2014 Mentoring /Career school students) Seodaemun Police Station Seodaemun 20 (middle/high 7 [1:1] Character 2012 Donimo Mentoring Police Station school students) Yonsei Yonsei Debate Team University 20 (high school 8 [1:4] Learning 2016 Mentoring (Yonsei Debate students) Team) [Group Yonsei 20 (middle/high 9 Yonsei Vision-Up Mentoring Career 2016 ] University Club school students) [Group Yonsei 800 (high 10 Yonsei Career Mentoring Career 2016 ] University school students) 100 Ewha-Seodaemun Mentoring Ewha Womans 11 [1:1] Learning (middle/high 2017 (Win-Win Growth) University school students) Sharing Sharing Together Society [Group 80 (middle/high 12 Career Together 2017 Mentoring ] school students) Society 10 College Students Mentoring [Group Learning Neulhaerang (elementary/mid 13 for Children from 2017 ] /Career School dle/high school Multicultural Families students) Korea Foundation for College Student Mentoring the 36 (middle/high 14 of Second Foreign [1:2] Learning 2017 Advancement school students) Languages of Science & Creativity Mentoring Camp for Learning Independent 120 (elementary 15 [1:4] 2018 Elementary School Students /Career operation school students)

Total 1,482 mentees (increased by 152 persons as compared to 2017)

Ⅴ Detailed Plans by Area

◇ 1:1 or 1:2 Academic Mentoring Programs ○ Name of Program: Five programs including Yonsei Dream-Start Mentoring ○ Period: March 2018 - December 2018 ○ Target: 242 middle/high school students in Seodaemun-gu (mentees) ※ Mentees were selected through an interview in December 2017. Additional mentees will be recruited through school’s recommendation in March 2018. ○ Description: 1:1 or 1:2 learning guide and personality education (including cultural activities) ○ Overview

No. of No. of operation times No. Name of Program mentees Place (hours) Yonsei Dream-Start Mentees’ school Twice a week (100 hours 1 Mentoring 80 (classroom) per year) Mentees’ school 2 Ewha-Seodaemun Mentoring 100 (classroom) Twice a week (160 hours Regional children’s per year) center Chong Kun Dang Kochon Once a week (100 hours 3 Foundation Mentoring 28 Seodaemun-gu Office per year) Twice a week (120 hours 4 Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming 24 Attic Mentoring Dormitory Mentoring per year) Hongje-dong Dormitory Room Once a week (100 hours 5 Mentoring 10 per year)

Total 242 mentees ○ Schedule of enforcement

Selection of mentors Mentoring Completion ceremony and mentees Launch ceremony (English/Mathematics) (Performance evaluation)

Dec. 2017 (mentees) During the month of Mar. 2018 (mentors) March 2018 Mar. - Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018

○ Mentee selection criteria: Strong will for self-directed learning, low dependence on private education, etc. ○ Incentives (Mentors) No. of No. Program mentors Incentives Annual college scholarship of around 1 Yonsei Dream-Start Mentoring 80 KRW 2.5 million Ewha Womans University’s Education Annual college scholarship of around 2 Volunteer Mentoring 50 KRW 3 million Chong Kun Dang Kochon Foundation Qualifying for Kochon Foundation Dormitory 3 Mentoring 28 KRW + 100,000 per month Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Attic Qualifying for Seodaemun-gu Rental 4 Mentoring 24 House Acknowledgement of mentoring hours as volunteer work 5 Hongje-dong Dormitory Mentoring 10 Annual dormitory scholarship of KRW 300,000 to 500,000

○ Performance index: Improvement in mentees’ academic grades (English and mathematics) and their self-directed learning abilities ○ Other support - Learning activity expenses (Cultural activity expenses: worth KRW 30,000 per month, Teaching material expenses: around KRW 30,000 every half year) - Volunteer work allowances (according to Seodaemun-gu Volunteer Work Regulations) - Mentoring activity allowances (only when the budget matches with universities) ◇ Career/Personality Mentoring Programs ○ Programs: Four programs including Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Attic Mentoring ○ Period: March 2018 - December 2018 ○ Target: 134 middle-high school students in Seodaemun-gu ※ Mentees were selected through an interview in December 2017. ○ Description: 1:1 to 1:4 career mentoring and personality education (including cultural activities) ○ Overview No. of No. of operation No. Program mentees Place (hours) Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Attic 1 Mentoring 24 Seodaemun-gu Office or Once a month 2 Hongje-dong Dormitory Mentoring 10 career experience site (35 hours per year) 3 Yonsei Vision-Up Mentoring 20 Once a week [Operated by 4 Sharing Together Society Mentoring 80 Yonsei University semester] (30 hours per year) Total 134 mentees

○ Schedule of enforcement

Mentoring Activities Selection of mentors Launch ceremony (Career mentoring/Character Completion ceremony and mentees guidance) (Performance evaluation)

Dec. 2017 (mentees) Dec. 2018 (mentors) Mar. 2018 Mar. - Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018

○ Syllabus (Draft)

No. Theme Description Notes Mentors and mentees’ self-introduction and goal 1 Nice to Meet You. setting for mentoring 2 Do You Want to Play? Becoming friends through sports Sharing of life experiences and talking about 3Who am I? concerns 4 College Visits Introduction of and visits to universities Checking study skills and sharing learning 5 Learning is Not Difficult experiences Propriety, wisdom, and 6 Enjoying cultural activities and sharing opinions character Talking about dreams and hopes and opening the 7 Bravo, My Life! mind What Awaits Me In the 8 Visiting future jobs Future? 9 Enjoying the Time Together Free mentoring activities Making a time capsule and sharing of 10-week 10 Leave Your Footprints experiences

○ Mentee selection criteria: Strong will to explore career paths, etc. ○ Incentives (Mentors)

No. of No. Program Incentives mentors Cheonyeon-dong Dreaming Attic Qualifying for Seodaemun-gu Rental 1 24 Mentoring House Acknowledgement of mentoring hours as volunteer work hours 2 Hongje-dong Dormitory Mentoring 10 Annual dormitory scholarship of KRW 300,000 to 500,000 3 Yonsei Vision-Up Mentoring 20 Acknowledgement of mentoring hours as 4 Sharing Together Society Mentoring 60 college volunteer work hours

○ Performance index: Career path exploration index (Comparing mentees’ awareness of career paths before and after the program)

◇ Other Mentoring Programs (1) Teach For Korea Study Room ○ Period: October 2012 - (continued at present) ○ Target: 20 high school students from low-income families in Seodaemun-gu ○ Place: (3F, Yujin Building) Unit #333, New Knowledge Center ○ Contents - Weekdays (6:30 pm-10:20 pm): Lessons in preparation for the College Scholastic Ability Test (Korean, English, and mathematics) - Saturday (7:00 pm-10:00 pm) / Sunday (2:00 pm-9:00 pm): 1:1 supplementary lessons (only for those who wish to receive the service) ○ Operation - Education Support Division: Mentee recruitment, provision of places and office supplies, etc. - Teach For Korea: Selection of excellent teachers (mentors), guidance on learning, student management, and facility management - Social Welfare Council: Provision of snacks - Schools and Community Service Centers in Seodaemun-gu: Recommendation of high school students from low-income families (2) College Student Volunteer & Mentoring [Ewha Womans University] ○ Period: March - June 2018 (1st semester), September - December 2018 (2nd semester) ○ Target: 80 students (mentees) who are attending regional children’s centers or after-school classes ○ No. of mentors: 10 mentors every half year (A total of about 20 mentors) ○ Description: Mentors visit the designated regional children’s centers and after-school classes and teach mentees as volunteer work. ○ Support organizations No. of No. Organization persons Address Contact allowed 1 Healthy Family Support Center 30 333-5, Bukgajwa-dong 322-7937 Seodaemun-gu Social 2 60 115-63, Namgajwa 1-dong 070-7864-3415 Welfare Center Salvation Army Seoul 3 30 14, Dongnimmun-ro 8-gil 372-8937 Welfare Center Bukahyeon After-school 6, Bukahyeon-ro, 4 40 02-364-0098 Class Seodaemun-gu 111, Hongjecheon-ro 2-gil, 5 Yeonhui After-school Class 34 02-3143-7778 Seodaemun-gu Chunghyeong After-school 3F, 38, Bukahyeon-ro 22-gil, 6 40 02-313-7402 Class Seodaemun-gu 35-12, Ganhodae-ro, 7 Hongje After-school Class 53 02-396-2384 Seodaemun-gu 1F, Munhwachon Church, 6-4, 8 Ye Kkum Teo 40 379-2313 Munhwachon-gil Hongje Juwon Local 9 31 4, Hongjewon 6-gil 396-4483 Children’s Center ※ Mentors will be connected with organizations after conducting demand survey by organization.

○ Schedule of enforcement

Academic Academic Selection of Mentoring credit Selection of Mentoring credit mentors recognition mentors recognition

Mar. 2018 Mar. - Jun. 2018 Jun. 2018 Aug. 2018 Sep. - Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018

(3) Yonsei Debate Team Mentoring ○ Period: July 2018 - December 2018 ○ Target: 20 high school students in Seodaemun-gu ○ No. of mentors: 10 (Members of Yonsei Debate Team) ○ Place: Seodaemun-gu Community Health Center Miso Jium Room, etc. ○ No. of classes: Five times per semester (a total of 15 hours, three hours per class) ○ Syllabus - 1st week: Understanding Debate (how to debate, debate game, etc.) - 2nd week: Debate (brainstorming, Oxford-style debate, etc.) - 3rd week: Debate (2:2 free debate) - 4th week: Debate & Speech Education - 5th week: General Debate & Wrap-up (feedback) ○ Schedule Selection Selection Acknowledgement Acknowledgemen of Mentoring of volunteer work of Mentoring t of volunteer hours work hours mentees mentees Apr. 2018 (recommen May - Jun. Oct. - Nov. Jun. 2018 Sep. 2018 Dec. 2018 dation by 2018 2018 school)

○ Performance index: Improvement in debate abilities (Comparing mentees’ debating abilities before and after the program) ○ Other: Acknowledging the service of mentors as volunteer work hours and providing volunteer work allowances

(4) Yonsei Career Mentoring ○ Programs: Two programs including Yonsei Vision Camp ○ Period: January 2018 - December 2018 ○ Target: 800 high school students in Seodaemun-gu ○ Description: One-day career and college experience (major exploration, 1:1 consultation, etc.) ○ Overview No. of No. Program Place Date / Hours No. of operation mentees Weekdays (evening), High school 1 Day for Exploring Majors 500 Saturday (morning) One class per / 3 hours school Saturday (5-6 high schools) 2 Yonsei Vision Camp 300 Yonsei University / 8 hours

Total 800 mentees ○ Schedule of enforcement

Application Acknowledgement Application Acknowledgeme for 1st Mentoring of volunteer work for 2nd Mentoring nt of volunteer semester hours semester work hours Feb. 2018 (applied by Mar. - Jun. 2018 Jun. 2018 Aug. 2018 Sep. - Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 school)

(5) Seodaemun Police Station Donimo Mentoring ○ Purpose: To prevent school violence and guide the youth to the right path through creative character education ○ Target: 20 students who have ever suffered from or have ever been involved in school violence (recommended by Seodaemun Police Station Women & Youth Division) ○ Period: January - December 2018 ○ Details 1) 1:1 personality mentoring ▶ Personality mentoring with college student mentors once or twice a week → Students consult mentors regarding conflicts with parents or at school. 2) Group mentoring ▶ Frequently: Volunteer work with mentors ▶ Every quarter: Mentor group meeting ▶ May: Launch ceremony of the 7th mentor group ▶ Every half year: Mentors and mentees’ group cultural activities ○ Other support - Monthly report of individual mentoring and mentoring activity allowances (30,000 KRW per month) - Quarterly group mentoring activity allowances (6) College Students’ Mentoring for Children of Multicultural Families ○ Period: March 2018 - December 2018 ○ Main agents: Neulhaerang School and Seodaemungu Multicultural Family Support Center ○ Administrative and financial support: Women & Family Division and Education Support Division ○ Target: 10 elementary/middle/high school students from multicultural families ○ Description: College student mentoring for children from multicultural families in cooperation with Neulhaerang School and Seodaemun-gu Multicultural Family Support Center (group activities, 1:1 study guidance, etc.) ※ Group activities: education, Korean culture education, college tour, museum field trip, etc.

Ⅵ Administrative Affairs

□ Cooperation for provision of academic mentoring places (school whose students participate in the mentoring program) □ Cooperation for provision of career/personality mentoring places (Administrative Support Division) □ Cooperation for mentoring program contract assessment and conclusion of service contract (Auditing Officer, Finance Division) □ Cooperation for awarding excellent mentors by the head of gu (Autonomous Administration Division)