Hana Financial opens digital vocational classroom for students with developmental disabilities
Hana Financial Group has opened a digital classroom at a special education school in Seoul to help students with developmental disabilities explore career options and practice workplace skills, the group said Wednesday. The classroom at Miral School in Gangnam District is designed to give students hands-on experience in settings modeled on real workplaces, such as restaurants and cafes. The space…
Hana Financial Group has launched a digital vocational classroom at a special education school in Seoul to assist students with developmental disabilities in discovering career paths and refining workplace abilities, the company announced on Wednesday. Located at the Miral School in the Gangnam District, the classroom simulates real-world working environments like restaurants and cafes, offering students practical experience.
The facility is furnished with an array of digital learning aids, such as a humanoid robot capable of voice conversations, virtual reality equipment for vocational training, multimedia kiosks, interactive LED whiteboards, and tablets for design practice. This initiative marks the first phase of Hana Financial's broader initiative to facilitate the transition to employment for students with developmental disabilities through digital learning and vocational training.
The financial institution intends to replicate these digital classrooms at two additional special education institutions in Incheon and Daejeon by the first half of the following year. Furthermore, Hana is providing comprehensive support to educators and school personnel, including programs designed to enhance their proficiency in instructing students with special needs.
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