The Netmarble Foundation is currently calling for applicants for the '2026 Game Communication School'.

Game Communication School is a program designed to inform elementary school students and their parents nationwide about the characteristics and proper usage of games, while supporting communication between family members. It has been running since 2016.

Any guardian and family with a child between the third grade of elementary school and the third grade of middle school is eligible to participate. Applications can be submitted via the official Netmarble Foundation website until the 26th.

The education program will be held in two sessions at the Netmarble Game Museum. The first session on July 31 will target 40 guardians of children from 3rd grade elementary to 3rd grade middle school, providing education to help them understand their children's gaming culture.

The second session will take place on August 8, divided into morning and afternoon groups, where 20 guardians selected from the first session will participate alongside their children. Guardians will engage in intensive group consultations based on the first session, while children will participate in a gaming industry career experience program. Afterward, guardians and children will participate together in a communication program linked to the Netmarble Game Museum.

The Netmarble Foundation is collaborating with the Game Culture Foundation and the Game Culture Education Institute to provide instructors for communication education and intensive consultations for guardians. Through these experience programs linked with the Netmarble Game Museum, the foundation aims to provide time for families to grow closer through games during the summer break.

More details are available at the official Netmarble Foundation website.