- Pattaya City partners with Mokwon University to boost Korean language skills
- Camp equips students for future careers and education linked to South Korea
- Program emphasizes practical skills, cross-cultural understanding, and global readiness
Pattaya City, Thailand, has partnered with South Korea’s Mokwon University to launch a Korean language camp aimed at preparing students for future educational and career opportunities linked to Korea. The camp kicked off on January 20, 2026, at Pattaya City School 7 (Ban Nong Phang Khae) and runs until January 22.
Deputy Mayor Kritsana Boonsawad welcomed Dr. Hee-Hak Lee, President of Mokwon University, and his delegation during the opening ceremony. The event was attended by local education officials, school leaders, teachers, and 70 upper secondary students (Grades 10-12).
The camp, part of Pattaya’s foreign language development program, focuses on enhancing students’ Korean language skills, promoting positive attitudes toward Korean culture, and laying a foundation for future study or careers in Korea. Native Korean instructors and Mokwon University specialists lead the sessions, combining language learning with practical exercises to help students apply their skills in daily life and professional contexts.
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City officials highlighted that the initiative supports Pattaya’s vision of preparing young people for a globalized world. Students are expected to gain skills useful for careers in tourism, international business, education, and other Korea-linked sectors.
By combining language learning with cultural exposure, the program not only strengthens communication skills but also boosts students’ confidence and readiness for international opportunities. Pattaya’s partnership with Mokwon University demonstrates a proactive approach to equipping youth with the skills needed for cross-border education and careers.
