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Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Bukhara Korean Language Class, Uzbekistan We have brought you good class news.

Recently, the Bukhara region has been forced to take a two-week emergency vacation at the request of parents due to extreme heat waves exceeding 45 degrees Celsius.

Fortunately, as the temperature dropped below 40 degrees, classes were able to resume after discussion with parents, and all students attended without a single absence, showing a passionate passion for learning. It was shown.

At the reopened WECA Korean Language Institute, grammatical expressions (~ah/eojida, to become) and prepare for the Korean Language Proficiency Test. 0, 0);">TOPIK 1 class was conducted in detail. 

In particular, in celebration of the resumption of classes, we had an even more meaningful time by organizing a special program called 'Worldview Class' to expand children's thoughts and perspectives.

We ask for our sponsors' warm interest and encouragement to the Uzbek children who are learning Korean language and culture and pursuing their dreams despite the harsh conditions of the heat wave.

"Children's passion for learning even in difficult environments and climates is the biggest factor in making dreams come true. It is the driving force.

WECA will continue to provide continuous educational support so that children in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, can learn and grow freely without restrictions."

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid

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