Daekyo said on 27 it will take part in an education support project led by the Lotte Scholarship Foundation, providing its Eye-Level Learning program to children from low-income single-parent families nationwide.
The program will serve 223 children, from infants and toddlers through elementary, middle and high school students, and will run for nine months through December.
The project aims to narrow education gaps for children whose learning opportunities are limited by financial and environmental constraints, while strengthening basic academic skills and supporting self-directed learning.
Daekyo will offer Eye-Level Learning in core subjects including Korean, math, English, social studies and science, along with digital learning to improve results. It will also provide pre-program counseling and step-by-step, tailored learning plans to help build key competencies and independent study habits.
To improve access, Daekyo will use its nationwide offline learning network, allowing families to choose between home-visit instruction and classes at nearby Eye-Level Learning Centers. The company said the approach is intended to support sustained participation and help reduce regional education disparities.
A Daekyo official said it was meaningful to join an effort that helps children with limited educational opportunities grow in a stable environment, adding that the company will continue expanding support for underserved groups so more children can access learning opportunities.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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