Jobis&Villains Corp., which operates Samjeomsam, says on the 22nd that it signs a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for joint promotion of an easy-to-understand finance and tax class learned through a musical with the Suwon Office of Education and the domestic NGO Hope Alliance Stone at the Suwon Office of Education superintendent's office on the 21st. /Courtesy of Jobis&Villains Corp.

Jobis&Villains Corp., which operates Samjeomsam, is joining hands with the Suwon Office of Education and the domestic NGO Hope Pebble to launch finance and tax education for elementary school students.

The three organizations said on the 22nd that they signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the 21st at the Suwon Office of Education superintendent's office for joint promotion of the "easy finance and tax class learned through a musical." Attending the signing ceremony were Chief Financial Officer Choi Jin-hwan of Jobis&Villains Corp., Education Bureau Director Cho Byung-ik of the Suwon Office of Education, and Chairperson Lee Jae-won of Hope Pebble, among other key officials.

The agreement was prepared to help young people build sound views on the economy and spending habits. The aim is to raise youths' financial understanding and literacy by using the familiar medium of a musical. Jobis&Villains Corp. delivered a donation of 10 million won to the Suwon Office of Education that day to produce and support the musical.

After finalizing the program details during summer vacation, the three organizations plan to stage two musical performances on Sept. 4 for all 300 students at Suwon Songjeong Elementary School, a school linked to the education welfare priority support project.

CFO Choi said, "The sound view of the economy formed in childhood becomes a lifelong asset," adding, "I hope this fun and familiar approach of a musical will help young people, the protagonists of the future generation, establish healthy financial values."

Education Bureau Director Cho said, "It is significant that the office of education, private corporations, and a nonprofit organization have joined forces for students," adding, "We will continue to do our best to provide tailored support that can expand learning opportunities."

Chairperson Lee said, "We will work closely with Samjeomsam and the Suwon Office of Education to help this joint education project take root successfully," adding, "We will continue to plan diverse projects so that support does not end as a one-off effort, and we will take the lead in sustainable education welfare and creating social value."

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