Seong Dae Geun, CEO of Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation Advancement,

joined the drug prevention relay "NO EXIT Challenge" to awaken the dangers of drug addiction, which has recently emerged as a social problem!

What is the Drug Prevention Challenge?

It is a relay challenge-type prevention campaign jointly

promoted by the National Police Agency and the Korea Anti-Drug Movement Headquarters

since April to raise awareness of drug crimes and inform the risk of drug addiction.

This is a challenge in which you post a photo of yourself holding a notification board with the phrase

"Maze Without Exit, NO EXIT Drug Never Start" on your SNS and point out the next runner!

Our Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation Advancement mainly conducts educational projects for teenagers and young people.

Recently, as drug crimes against teenagers have increased, they have recognized the seriousness of this situation and joined the "NO EXIT Challenge."

CEO Seong Dae Geun participated in the "NO EXIT Challenge" and said,

"It is our job to guide teenagers to walk the right path, and from a big perspective,

prevention is urgent before it spreads so that they can protect the people and quickly fight drugs."

In order to spread this "NO EXIT Challenge," we continued the drug prevention challenge by pointing to Inspector Lee Bum Oh,

an investigative examiner at Hyehwa Police Station in Seoul.

Inspector Lee Beom-oh said, "The challenge using highly exposed SNS can be seen as one of the effective prevention methods."

He said, "All related agencies across the country, including police offices and police stations, are promoting drug crimes,

so we will try to spread good influence and create a healthier Korea by participating in the challenge."

That's very reassuring, right?

In order to provide the right education to all teenagers and young people and make them happy,

Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation Advancement provides low-cost education using self-reliance preparation youth support projects and various government ministries.

Drug problems are said to be easier to prevent than to cure.

I sincerely hope that not only teenagers and young people but also all citizens will be aware of and alert to the problem of illegal drugs and that drug crimes can be eradicated!

Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation Advancement will also work harder to become an educational company that supports everyone to be provided

with an equal education and save their talents by forming a better educational environment and a safe educational field!

Please watch the efforts of Korea Institute for Education & Evaluation Advancement!