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Teenagers find their aptitude and talent at Gwangju Namgu Youth Training Hall
Director Park Ki-su of Gwangju Namgu Youth Training Hall

"Make your potential real with us"
The Gwangju Namgu Youth Training Hall of the Gwangju Namgu Culture & Art Center opened its door in 2003. The training hall boasts the largest scale in the region with 6 stories overground and 1 basement built on a 2,824§³ land. It has swimming pool, choir room, performance halls, dancing rooms and lecture rooms through which a variety of art and culture programs are provided. The programs are designed more on the consideration of children and youth and the hall has played its role as a youth promotion platform for many years. One of the most popular programs of the hall is 'Dream Orchestra Gwangju' started in 2013. The hall borrowed its idea from El Sistema, a publicly financed voluntary sector music education program in Venezuela founded in 1975 as a social action for music. The Dream Orchestra Gwangju delivers children and youth the pleasure of playing music and the value of sharing and harmony through music. The members of the orchestra hold every year an improvement concert, a year end concert and a sharing concert and participate in various local events and festivals. Other programs of the hall include sports, life support and consulting as well as the after school academy for 20 of each the first and the second year middle school students living in the region at free of charge except fees for textbook and materials. Students are invited to participate in various experience programs such as dance, magic, table tennis, theater going and volunteering and improve their academic performance especially on math and English. The academy also provides consulting for career path and self-development programs. "We are expecting that the academy will provide opportunity of equal education for children and students from low income families."

Creating a place for youth and local residents 
Park served as the director of The Gwangju Namgu Youth Training Hall from 2003, the year of the establishment, to 2008 and reappointed in 2012. His common task as the director of the hall has always been at opening the hall for everybody and to upgrade the quality of the programs. "People normally think that the programs run by local youth centers have low quality because they are cheap or free. So I wanted to break that prejudice by securing talented teachers and developing new programs. I'm proudly saying that more than 4,000 people are visiting the hall per month today and the ongoing remodeling is expected to improve the worn out facilities of the hall and turn the first floor to a daily cultural center." Meanwhile, Park is paying a particular interest in promoting exchanges with local communities. Having engaged in regional volunteer works himself for the last 30 years, Park is gradually expanding the volunteer programs of the hall. For example, the hall signed a business agreement with Daewon Social Welfare Center in May last year to promote youth and welfare activities. Daewon Social Welfare Center was established in 2010 to promote welfare for senior citizens and the two parties are expecting to raise youth awareness on respecting elderly people and volunteering. "The Gwangju Namgu Youth Training Hall has grown with the local residents through beneficial programs for many years. We will keep improving or developing creative programs and do our best to make the hall more open to the public regardless age and sex." <Power Korea> sends a message of support. 


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