The Korea Mobile Game Association and Gyeonggi Game Meister High School have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to foster gaming talent. Through this partnership, the two organizations aim to cultivate professionals needed for the development of the domestic game industry and establish a robust industry-academic cooperation system.

Gyeonggi Game Meister High School is the first vocational high school in Korea dedicated to the gaming industry. It operates project-based learning programs in game design, graphics, and programming, alongside various industry-academic collaboration initiatives.

The two institutions have agreed to cooperate on talent development for the advancement of the Korean game industry, the establishment of an industry-academic framework, student participation in competitions and exhibitions hosted by the Korea Mobile Game Association, and the activation of human resource exchanges such as guest lectures and mentoring by industry experts.

Jung Dae-sik, Principal of Gyeonggi Game Meister High School, stated, "This partnership with the Korea Mobile Game Association is a significant starting point for our students to grow by experiencing the demands of the industry firsthand. We will continue to produce game talent equipped with both creativity and practical skills by expanding hands-on programs such as competitions, exhibitions, expert lectures, and mentoring."

Hwang Sung-ik, Chairman of the Korea Mobile Game Association, remarked, "It feels like just yesterday that the association provided significant support for the school's transition into a Meister high school in 2020, so I am very pleased to see them playing a key role in cultivating Korea's gaming talent. The association will continue to support the growth of Gyeonggi Game Meister High School to ensure the foundation of the Korean game industry remains strong."