Politics · South Korea · 2 hrs ago
Ulsan and BNK Kyongnam Bank to offer finance classes for 100 young people
The city of Ulsan and BNK Kyongnam Bank will provide financial education for local young people.
The classes are planned for November and December, with 100 people taking part.
They will run at venues including the Ulsan Youth Center, in five sessions of 20 participants each.
The lessons will cover investment, financial products for young people and credit management.
Ulsan will recruit participants and provide venues, while the bank will supply instructors.
The city plans to share application details and dates after surveying interest and preparing the programme later this month.
Ulsan and BNK Kyongnam Bank will provide financial education to 100 young people in the region.
The classes will run from November to December in five sessions, with 20 participants per session.
Topics will include investment methods, financial products for young people and credit management.
Ulsan will recruit participants and provide venues, while the bank will send instructors.
The partners are scheduled to sign an agreement on October 19 to run the program.
- Who
- Ulsan and BNK Kyongnam Bank will provide the education for 100 young people in the region.
- What
- They will hold five financial education sessions covering investment methods, financial products for young people and credit management.
- When
- The classes will run from November to December 2026.
- Where
- At venues including the Ulsan Youth Center.
- Why
- Not stated
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Ulsan announced the program and said the city and BNK Kyongnam Bank would sign an operating agreement that day.
The city plans to survey demand and prepare detailed plans before announcing application methods and schedules.
The partners will hold five sessions for 100 young people.
- Participants
- 100 young people
- Sessions
- 5
- Participants per session
- 20
- Program period
- November–December 2026
- Topics
- Investment methods, financial products for young people and credit management