Chodang University is enhancing the professional capabilities of local community sports participants through practical lifelong education that integrates park golf and sports taping.
The university's Lifelong Education Hub Center announced the completion of the 'Park Golf-Linked Sports Taping Certification Course' on October 13, aimed at park golf participants.
A total of 34 individuals completed the course, with 14 earning sports taping certifications. The certification rate based on the number of graduates is approximately 41.2%.
The training went beyond simple park golf activities, focusing on the theory and practical application of sports taping that can be utilized in community sports settings.
Participants gained foundational knowledge about physical strain that can occur during sports activities and practiced proper taping techniques and skills to enhance their on-site response capabilities.
Notably, the course was designed to connect park golf participants with opportunities for acquiring professional knowledge and certifications. This is particularly significant as the number of park golf participants in the region continues to grow, making it a practical program that combines community sports and lifelong education.
Jeong Jun-soo, head of the Lifelong Education Hub Center at Chodang University, stated, “This course provided park golf participants with a new learning opportunity linked to physical activities and has become a stepping stone to enhance expertise in the field of sports taping.”
He added, “We will continue to expand practical lifelong education programs that reflect the needs of local residents, ensuring that learning leads to certification and tangible skill enhancement.”
Meanwhile, the Lifelong Education Hub Center at Chodang University plans to continuously operate lifelong education programs in collaboration with the community, broadening learning opportunities for residents and ensuring that the knowledge and skills acquired through education translate into real-life applications and skill development.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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