KOPO Campuses
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- Seoul.Gyeonggi: Jungsu, Kangseo, Seongnam, Convergence T.C, Incheon, Namincheon, Hwaseong, Gm Convergence T.C, Semi Convergence, Vocational Education INST
- Gangwon : Chuncheon, Wonju, Gangneung
- Chungbuk : Chungju, Chungju, Dasom High School
- Chungnam : Daejun, Asan, Chungnam, Bio
- Gyeongbuk : Daegu, Namdaegu, Gumi, Pohang, Yeongju, Ym Convergence T.C, Robot
- Jeonbuk : Jeonbuk, Iksan, Human R.D, New Technology T.C
- Gyeongnam : Changwon, Busan, Ulsan, Dongbusan, Jinju, Petrochemical process T.C, Aviation
- Jeonnam : Gwangju, Jeonnam, Suncheon, Power T.C
- Jeju : Jeju
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- Specialized campus
- Traning Center
- Technology T.C
- ▲Education INST
- Alternative technical high school
Metropolitan area
Gyeongsang
Jeju
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History
History
Strengthening industrial competitiveness through the development of a skilled workforce in new growth driver industries and convergence industries-
2016. 03.
Opened Technological Convergence Training Center
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2012. 03.
Opened Dasom School
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2008. 03.
Changed corporation name to Korea Polytechnics
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2006. 03.
Launched Korea Polytechnics
※ Integration of 24 technical colleges and 19 vocational schools -
2006. 03.
Opened the Korea Polytechnics Bio Campus
Contributed to overcoming IMF crisis and challenges of industrial restructuring by training multifunctional technicians-
1998. 02.
Established Technical College Corporation
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1997. 12.
Amendment of the Polytechnic College Act
※ Industrial Associate’s Degree offered to graduates of multifunctional technician courses
Contributed to economic growth by training manufacture-oriented workforce-
1980. 02.
Opened Changwon Technical College (currently, Korea Polytechnics VII)
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1977. 07.
Enacted Polytechnic College Act and Enforcement Ordinance
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1973. 02.
Opened Seoul Jungsoo Vocational Training Institute (currently, Korea Polytechnics I)
Established the basis for vocational training program development in Korea through foreign investments and support-
1968. 06.
Opened Joongang Vocational Training Institute (currently, Korea Polytechnics II)