The Game Culture Foundation, in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency, has announced that the '2025 Guardian Game Literacy Education: Stories More Engaging Than Games' online programme will kick off on the 24th.

Designed to be as accessible as possible, the programme runs on an online platform. Its primary goal is to bolster parents' understanding of gaming through expert-led discussions, conveniently split into two distinct sections: Communication and Career Paths.

The Communication section aims to help parents understand their children who play games. It covers methods for communicating with children through games and practical guidance for managing game usage at home. The Career section dives into the esports landscape and the broader industry, providing information on game-related roles and exploring potential career paths within the gaming industry.

The roster features four experts. Professor Jung Moo-sik from Gachon University’s Department of Game and Video leads the Communication section, while Lee Jang-joo, head of the I-Rak Digital Culture Research Institute, leads the Career section. They are joined by child psychology expert Lee Bo-yeon, head of the Korea Association for Early Childhood Development Coaching, and former Blizzard public policy lead Kim Woo-jung, who serve as panellists.

The series consists of seven episodes, all of which will be hosted on the Game Culture Foundation’s YouTube channel. Events for participants who watch the videos and complete satisfaction surveys will also be held.

For more information on the 'Guardian Game Literacy Education', please visit the 'Game Culture Education Centre website'.