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Currently, South Korea is the country with the most extensive global presence, having entered more than 180 countries. The number of Koreans living abroad has reached 7.5 million. Remarkably, their distribution shows that they are exerting global influence in the four major powers that shape the fate of the world today — with 2.2 million in the United States, 900,000 in Japan, 2.7 million in China, and 500,000 in the Russian region.

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- Joseonjok (Koreans in China): Ethnic Koreans who settled in China to survive after Japan invaded Korea, and were unable to return.
- Koryo-saram (Koreans in Central Asia): Ethnic Koreans who were forcibly deported to Central Asia by the Soviet Union and have not been able to return.
- Zainichi Koreans (Koreans in Japan): Formed as a result of forced labor conscription during the late period of Japanese colonial rule.
- Compatriots in the U.S. and Europe: After the Korean War, millions of casualties led many to move to the U.S. and Europe, forming today’s large global Korean diaspora.
We need to have the historical acumen to recognize that this suffering has placed our people on the forefront of world history, and that it was not of our making, but rather a gift given to our people by history.


Establishment of International Education & Culture Cooperation Organization
- Based on the domestically developed ‘5-Dimensional Education Learning Method,’ the Korea 5-Dimensional Education Council has taken the lead in establishing International Educational and Cultural Cooperation Organization and forming the Korean Educational Community to promote international educational and cultural initiatives that serve nations around the world.
[ 2004 Corporate registry documents ]
2004-유라시아교육후원회-등기부등본[ 2014 Articles of Incorporation ]
2014-국제교육문화교류기구-정관
History of the International Organization for Educational and Cultural Exchange


The Fruits of Five-Dimensional Education
Thirty years ago, upon publishing his first book, he asserted that education should nurture individuals in a comprehensive manner. He emphasized the need for 5-Dimensional Education, which develops five key elements of a fully-formed character: intellectual strength, emotional strength, physical strength, self-management ability, and human relation ability. He stated that individuals who receive such an education would be equipped with the power to succeed in life.
It’s been 30 years since the Five-Dimensional Education movement began, and we’ve worked with more than 15,000 teachers, parents, and experts to test the claims.
Teacher Professional Development Training
- Gangwon Provincial Institute of Education and Training (2014), Creating a Happy Classroom with Learning and Empathy, Gangwon, 2014-2-
1-138. - Gangwon Provincial Office of Education (2014), Workshop for School Principals for the Welfare of Small Schools, Responsible Education Division 2014-
28. - Busan Metropolitan Institute of Education and Training (2013), Improving Teaching and Learning for Creative Convergence Education, Busan, Korea-
237. - Busan Metropolitan Institute of Education and Training (2013), Job Training for New Secondary School Teachers, No. 2013-271.
- Seoul Institute of Education and Training (2012), Job Training for Secondary Self-Directed Learning Specialists, Seogyo
2012-Secondary-II-4. - Pungsung Middle School (2012), Five-dimensional self-directed learning training, Seoul Education, Elementary and Junior High School, 2012-
25001-25030<Full text>. - Sangkyung Middle School (2011), Self-Directed Learning Specialist Course Job Training, Seoul Education 2011-004.
- Sanggye High School (2010), Self-directed learning coaching motivation development counseling technique practice, Seoul Education 2010-
207. - Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (2010), Guide to the Self-Directed Learning Program, Seoul Education 2010-14.
- Geumcheon High School (2010), Self-Directed Learning Training, Seoul Education 2010-210.
- Jamsin Middle School (2010), Improving Effective Teaching and Learning through Teacher Training, Five Dimensional Education.
- Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (2010), Self-Directed Learning Coaching Course Job Training, Elementary.
- Gangnam Office of Education, Seoul Metropolitan Government (2009), Newly Appointed Teacher Training.
- Chungbuk Institute of Education and Science (2009), Five Dimensional Education, Chungbuk Provincial Office of Education 2009-40.
234 Korea’s National Future Education Strategy - Milyang, Gyeongnam (2009), Five Dimensional Educationand Creative Teaching and Learning Methods, Teacher Training.
- Gyeonggi-do Middle and High School Girls’ School Management Research Association (2009), School Management Leadership, Principal Training.
- Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (2008), Theory and Practice of Self-Directed Learning Programs, Higher Education.
- Gyeongsangnam-do (2008), Training for secondary school principals to strengthen their capacity for unit school accountability management.
- Chungnam Women’s Administrative Council for Elementary Education (2007), Emotional Leadership and Creative Classroom Management.
- Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Urban Development (2007), Basic Education Mentor Teacher Training.
- Chungcheongnam-do Geumsan Office of Education (2007), Practitioners’ Conference for Innovative Educational Planning in Elementary and Middle Schools.
- Seoul Metropolitan Institute of Education (2006), On-the-job training for secondary in-service teachers, Seoul, 2006, Secondary-Ⅱ-34.
- Ganam Elementary School (2005), Five Dimensional EducationFostering Self-Directed Children through Program Management, Annual Presentation at
Old School. - Gangwon Provincial Institute of Education (2005), Primary 1(2) class teacher qualification training.
- Gyeonggi-do Yulgok Education Training Center (2005), Job training for elementary school vice principals and education specialists.
- Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (2005), Innovation contest to confirm innovation mindset and best practices.
- Gyeongsangbuk-do Education Training Center (2004), Secondary School Vice Principal Qualification Training (Liberal Arts and Teaching).
- Daegu Metropolitan Educational Training Center (2003), Secondary School Mathematics 1st Level Teacher Certification Training.
- Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (2003), Long-term training for special schools for children and young adults, giving change and hope to school management,
principal. - Gyeongsangbuk-do Education Training Center (2003), Secondary School Vice Principal Qualification Training (Liberal Arts and Teaching).
- Incheon Metropolitan Educational Training Center (2003), Kindergarten Level 1 Teacher Qualification Training.
- Busan Student Education and Culture Center (2003), Five Dimensional Education, Elementary and Secondary Teacher Education Training.
- Korea Teachers’ University Comprehensive Education Training Center (2003), 6th Elementary and Secondary Principal Qualification Training.
- Korea National University of Education (2003), 5th Elementary and Secondary Principal Qualification Training.
- Korea National University of Education (2002), 4th Elementary Principal Qualification Training, New Principalship I.
- Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education (2002), Special Training for Teachers for Guiding Good Student Life in 2002.
- Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education (2002), The role of the teaching profession in the globalization of education in Gwangju.
- Jeonbuk Provincial Office of Education (2002), Qualification training for full-time teachers of primary 1 and 2.
- Jeonju National University of Education (2001), Department of Elementary EducationFive Dimensional Education, Summer Graduate Seminar.
Parent Training
- Incheon Metropolitan City of Seo-gu (2013), Five Dimensional Education.
- Sangkyung Middle School (2011), Developing self-directed learning coaching skills.
- Cottonwood Middle School (2010), Five Dimensional Educationand Self-Directed Learning.
- Shin Banpo Middle School (2010), Department of Self-Directed Learning, Five Dimensional Education.
- Apgujeong High School (2010), The Restoration of Korean Education and the Korean Revolution, Five Dimensional Education.
- Changnyeong High School (2010), A Plan to Foster a Base School for Parental Education.
- Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (2003), Elementary School Parent Training.
- Eribuson Elementary School (1999), for parents, Five Dimensional Education.
Corporate and Local Government Training
- Korea Autonomous Development Institute (2008), Suwon Citizen Autonomy University.
- Gwangyang City (2008), Gwangyang Love Citizen Lecture.
- Siheung Office of Education (208), Five Dimensional EducationHow to apply.
- Jeongeup Lifelong Learning Festival Promotion Committee (2006), The 1st Jeongeup Lifelong Learning Festival.
- Jeong, Eun-si (2004), Lecture on ‘Five-dimensional comprehensive education learning method’ for fostering creative human beings.
- Korean Cultural Center (2004), Five Dimensional Education.
- Korea Institute for Autonomous Development (2003), Daejeon, Daejeon National University.
- Seoul Civil Service Training Institute (2003), Five Dimensional Education.
- Samsung Electronics (2002), Self-development method for creating performance in the process of developing new representative ability.
- Samsung Human Resources Development Center (2002), “Shared Value&Core People” AHA Samsung.
- Asiana (2002), Employee Jump UP course training.
- National Association of Venture Capitalists (2001), 5th Annual 2001 Venture Capitalist CEO SUMMER
SCHOOL. - Human Development Research Institute (1997), Special Lecture on Human Development Management
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Shortly after the DY method was published, Five Dimensional Educationwas introduced on MBC’s Making Morning in 1994. SBS introduced the DY method in 1996 in a TV program called SBS Friday Best.
In November 1999, Dr. Won was introduced on KBS TV’s “This is Life” as the principal of Seine High School, the first Five Dimensional Educationin Korea. This was before the results were available, so it was aired on TV with the hope that this kind of education would really happen beyond the problems of Korean education.
In July 2000, MBC introduced Five Dimensional Educationin a TV special.
In 2002, when Sein High School successfully produced results, KBS aired a special TV program on the success of Sein High School, which resonated with many people.
In 2003, YTN reported on the Mongolian International University, which was founded on the basis of Five Dimensional Education, during a field trip to Mongolia. Mongolian TV also aired a story about the success of Five Dimensional Educationat the Bright Future School. Five Dimensional EducationAs the movement became more organized, the first international conference held by the Five Dimensional EducationCouncil in 2004 was reported on KBS 9 News. Five Dimensional EducationThe purpose of is to cultivate competent human beings through holistic transformation.
The special broken Five Dimensional Readingtherapy has had a positive impact on many people by restoring their minds and was featured on KBS TV news. In 2002, MBC TV in Daejeon broadcast a program called Venture Silk Road in the 21st Century as a special feature on the Five Dimensional Education movement and the Mongolian International University in Mongolia. In 2004, Daejeon MBC took an in-depth look at Five Dimensional Educationwith a two-part New Year’s special titled New Vision for an Educational Model. MBC TV’s two special New Year specials on Five Dimensional Educationresonated with many people. In April 2001, EBS broadcast four special programs on Five Dimensional Educationin depth through a special program for professional housewives. In January 2002, EBS TV introduced Five Dimensional Educationas a special program for teenagers and introduced holistic learning in four episodes. In 2007, Brain TV made four in-depth reports on the future brain industry and drew an important conclusion that the core of this industry must be Five Dimensional Education. Five Dimensional EducationIt proposes to move to the era of the diamond-colored human being, a human being cultivated through . Brain TV reports on the realistic integration of Five Dimensional Educationinto public education through in-depth coverage of Five Dimensional Education’s sites, Val International School and Dongducheon Middle and High School. C3TV is broadcasting a series of 50 episodes of Five Dimensional Education in 2001 and 2002.
The program was broadcast overseas and touched many Koreans, Koreans, and Korean Americans. C3TV’s 50 special programs on Five Dimensional Education have covered a wide range of subjects. In addition to holistic training of intellect, mind, physical strength, self-care, and relationships, the program also covered language education in English, Chinese, and Korean, and reading therapy. Through Q Channel’s Kim Ki-Pyeong’s Talk & Talk, Five Dimensional Education, he presented a way to develop true skills. The UBC TV special program also covered the Ulsan and Gyeongbuk regions in more depth Five Dimensional Education. PSB TV special program introduced Five Dimensional Educationto the Busan area in depth. CGN TV also reported Five Dimensional Educationin depth on two occasions. First published in 1994, DY Learning Method sold more than 100,000 copies within three months of its publication.
The book has been praised for its concise but essential presentation of the idea that learning is not just about learning how to study, but about becoming more skilled through whole-person training. The Dong-A Ilbo reported that 3,000 copies of the first edition were sold out on the day of publication. As a result of the achievements of Five Dimensional Education, which was born under the name of DY Learning Method, in 1997, the Diamond Color International Academy was introduced on the homepage of JoongAng Ilbo NIE.
In February 1998, the JoongAng Ilbo saw the potential for Five Dimensional Educationin the future and anticipated the arrival of a diamond-colored human figure.












































