From autonomous driving to robotics… Hyundai Motor unveils 'Future Kit' to captivate global youth

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Hyundai Motor announced on the 13th that it is recruiting participating schools for the first semester of 2027 for its "Future Mobility School" program.

The Future Mobility School is a student-led activity-based program developed after Hyundai Motor became the first private company to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Education. It was established to support students in growing into talent that will lead future mobility by learning about the development process of the mobility industry, as well as innovative technologies such as autonomous driving and robotics. Since its launch in 2016, the program has seen participation from a total of 3,280 schools domestically and internationally, with approximately 134,000 students taking part.

Schools wishing to participate in the first semester of 2027 program can apply by searching for the "Future Mobility School" cafe on Naver and using the application link within that cafe, from Monday the 16th through Friday the 11th of next month.

Classes are conducted with a focus on activities utilizing differentiated teaching materials, such as autonomous driving and mobility upcycling kits, and future lifestyle planning proposals, moving away from one-way theoretical instruction methods. The curriculum by target group is composed of "A Sustainable Future Life Created by Future Mobility" for 4th to 6th graders in elementary school, "Future Lifestyle with Mobility" as a regular middle school program, and "Future Mobility Plus Robotics" as a short-term middle school program, among others.

Ji Sung-won, Vice President of Hyundai Motor's Brand Marketing Division, stated, "We will continue to support the creation of a creative and cultural environment so that adolescents can develop an interest in future technologies and explore their career paths."

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