Seoul Education to Prevent Credit Management and Financial Fraud in Senior High School After College Scholastic Ability Test

The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Credit Recovery Commission will provide financial education for third graders in high school after the College Scholastic Ability Test.

Training will be held 55 times from the 15th to December 20th, the day after the College Scholastic Ability Test, and professional instructors will visit the school in person to provide information on credit and financial management methods and prevention of financial fraud.

This training is designed to enhance the financial capabilities of high school seniors who take the first step in society as the number of youth victims has increased due to illegal loans and proxy deposits that have recently abused social network services.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government said it will strengthen effective financial education for youth to enhance their financial understanding, including credit management, and protect themselves from financial fraud.