Students who complete the training are given the opportunity to participate in the 'Challenge Project', a youth ICT invention competition. The competition consists of preliminary and final rounds, and the winning team receives patent attorney consultation and full coverage of patent application costs. For elementary school students, the program offers coding education utilizing robots and AI linked to school subjects, as well as separate extracurricular programs for learning basic coding such as Entry and Scratch.

Additionally, the Yatap Youth Center continues its 'Game Overindulgence Prevention Project' to address issues related to youth game and media overdependence. Following the successful introduction of a parent participation program last year, the center plans to expand educational offerings to help prevent conflicts and restore relationships between parents and their gaming children.