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Busan Human Resource Development Center Recruits Participants for the Third Open Lecture of 2026

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Busan Human Resource Development Center will hold the Third Open Lecture of 2026 at 3:00 p.m. on November 2 in the center’s main auditorium.

The Open Lecture is a program that invites prominent figures from a wide range of fields, including personal finance, self-development, and the humanities, to give lectures. It serves as a forum for sharing knowledge in which all citizens are welcome to participate freely.

This lecture has been organized to help parents grow alongside their children and develop the ability to care for one another amid rapidly changing times.

Counselor Lee Ho-seon will give a lecture entitled “Core Competencies for Parents and Self-Care Skills in the Age of AGI,” focusing on parental leadership that helps parents understand and adapt to the changing characteristics of children, as well as mutual care skills between parents and children.

The Age of AGI, or Artificial General Intelligence, refers to an era in which AGI capable of performing a wide variety of tasks and solving problems at a level similar to humans is used broadly across society and industry.

Lee has also been active in various fields, having authored numerous books, including “Lee Ho-seon’s Family Counseling Center,” and served as director of the Korea Senior Counseling Center.

Participation is free and open to all interested citizens. Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis from October 1 through November 1 either online through Busan Civil Complaints 120 on the Busan Metropolitan City website at https://www.busan.go.kr/minwon/occation or by calling the Professional Education Division of the Busan Human Resource Development Center at 051-366-7531.

Jeong Yeong-ran, Director of the Busan Human Resource Development Center, said, “We hope this lecture will help citizens better understand the changes their children are experiencing and build healthy parent-child relationships. We will continue to organize lectures featuring distinguished speakers so that we can provide citizens with valuable and meaningful opportunities.”