SK Broadband launches after-school classes for Guro’s elementary students

SK Broadband announced on the 23rd that it has signed a business agreement with the Guro Cultural Foundation and LOVE FNC to operate the 'SKB after-school class' for elementary school students in Guro, Seoul.

The signing ceremony held at Guro Art Valley on the afternoon of the 21st was attended by Kim Ji-hoon, head of the management strategy office at SK Broadband; Jeong Yeon-bo, head of the Guro Cultural Foundation; and Yoo Joon-kyu, center head of LOVE FNC. LOVE FNC is a non-profit public foundation established by FNC Entertainment.

With this agreement, SK Broadband plans to start recruitment in May and conduct lessons in K-POP dance, guitar, keyboard, drums, and other instruments for students enrolled in elementary schools in Guro from July in the form of after-school classes.

SK Broadband aims to create additional opportunities for various cultural program participation and events through this agreement, and is considering expanding programs to other regions so that students in the local community can gain broader experiences.

LOVE FNC also plans to utilize the cultural and artistic capabilities of FNC, an entertainment planning company, to operate the after-school class as a high-quality program, while the Guro Cultural Foundation plans to support the smooth operation of the program by utilizing local facilities such as the Guro Youth Culture and Arts Center.

Kim Ji-hoon, head of the management strategy office at SK Broadband, noted, “I expect this 'SKB after-school class' to provide a safe care environment for students in the community while playing a significant role in enhancing their social skills,” adding, “We will continue to strive to create more social value through cooperation with the community.”