The Game Culture Foundation, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency, is calling for schools and institutions to join the 2026 Visiting Game Culture Class specialized lecture series by July 31st.

The Visiting Game Culture Class is an initiative designed to foster a healthy gaming environment for children and teenagers. It covers elementary and middle schools, out-of-school youth, and students with disabilities, offering game literacy, coding education, and career exploration.

Starting in the second half of the year, the foundation will roll out a two-session special lecture series aimed at cultivating responsible gaming habits and digital ethics. Each program includes a mandatory introductory session on 'Responsible Gaming Practices,' followed by a choice between preventive education, digital ethics, or career guidance.

The preventive education module is designed to help youth navigate digital spaces safely, focusing on identifying and mitigating risks like game over-immersion and cyberbullying.

The digital ethics module focuses on managing personal data and respecting others in the digital realm. The curriculum covers essential topics such as personal data protection and gender equality to ensure that participants understand the importance of mutual respect and fair treatment.

The career guidance module offers an inside look at the industry, covering game development, design, marketing, and the world of eSports, helping students align their interests with potential career paths.

Schools and institutions interested in joining should submit their applications via the official Game Culture Education Center website using the Google Form link or QR code by July 31st. Results will be announced individually during the second week of August.

Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, with a minimum requirement of 100 participants for schools and standard institutions. However, smaller groups are welcome for youth-related centers. To ensure regional balance, priority is currently being given to applicants in the Gyeongsang and Jeolla regions.

Further details can be found at the official website of the Game Culture Education Center.