Education/Research

Continuing Education Institute



Education Information

Introduction to the Continuing Education Institute of the Korea Heritage Agency

The Continuing Education Institute of the Korea Heritage Agency serves as a structured platform for practical education in traditional crafts, contributing to the broader dissemination of traditional artisanry.

Instruction by Top Professionals in Their Fields

Courses are led by esteemed professionals, including holders of National and Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage, assistant instructors for successor training, certified successors, master artisans of Korea, and award-winning artists from the Korea Annual Traditional Handicraft Art Exhibition (Main Prize or higher).

Course Overview

Location: Korea House
Enrollment: Approximately 10 participants per course
Instructors
Holders of National and Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage, assistant instructors for successor training, certified successors, master artisans of Korea, and award-winning artists from the Korea Annual Traditional Handicraft Art Exhibition (Main Prize or higher).

Course Information

Regular Courses
  • Duration: March to December annually (3 hours per week, year-long program)
  • Programs Offered: 12 subjects
  • Structured Three-Stage Curriculum: Basic Course (Year 1) → Research Course (Year 2) → Advanced Course (Year 3)
Short-Term Courses
  • Duration: Twice per year
  • Programs Offered: Introductory and advanced courses
  • Details: Duration and schedule vary depending on the projects to be completed for each course.

Inquiries

02-3011-1702, 1703

※ The duration and contents of the courses are subject to change.

※ The Korean Traditional Crafts and Architecture School curriculum consists of education on cultural activities and refinement for the general public, not specialized courses for completing the intangible cultural heritage training.

※ Course registration and payment services are available on Naver.