The Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC) hosted the Good Gamer Career Experience School at the Netmarble Game Museum on the 8th at 2 PM, welcoming 59 youngsters who are currently living outside their family homes.

This initiative, a collaborative effort between GRAC, the Korea Youth Counseling and Welfare Institute, and various game developers, aims to provide a proper understanding of the industry and offer tangible career paths. It acts as a natural extension of the Good Gamer Career Experience School, a long-standing program GRAC has championed for vulnerable groups, including youth outside the school system.

The curriculum was designed to help the participants approach gaming as both a professional and cultural asset. It featured sessions on responsible gaming habits, career lectures from industry professionals, tours of game company headquarters, and a guided exploration of the game museum.

GRAC Chairperson Seo Tae-geon remarked, "Through this program, we wanted to convey that gaming is not merely a leisure activity, but a meaningful cultural content that can serve as a foundation for career and future planning." Chairperson Seo Tae-geon added, "GRAC will continue to strive to ensure that youth in need of social protection, beyond those outside the school system, can discover self-development and potential within a healthy gaming culture."