Korea Sports Council to Hold 2026 Sports Club Division Officials' Job Training

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The Korea Sports Council (Chairman Yoo Seung-min) held the 2026 Sports Club Division officials' job training from the 12th to the 13th in Sokcho, Gangwon, and Gunsan, Jeonbuk, to enhance the practical capabilities of national division league officials and establish a foundation for transparent and safe league operations.

The Korea Sports Council explained that this job training was organized "to prevent improper execution during the operation of the division league program, improve the transparency and accountability of subsidy management, and strengthen safety management and on-site response capabilities for sports events."

The first session will be held from the 12th to the 13th at the Ramada Hotel in Sokcho, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province, and the second session will be held from November 26 to 27 at the Ebon Hotel in Gunsan, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, each on a one-night, two-day schedule.

Approximately 230 people are expected to attend, including league administrators from central and local sports organizations across 15 sports participating in the division program.

The main training content includes: ▲ Direction and operational guidelines for the division program; ▲ Cases of major improper execution and standards for executing subsidies, self-funded portions, and revenue; ▲ Preparation of project plans and settlement reports, and voucher management; ▲ Anti-corruption, human rights, and prevention of sexual harassment and sexual violence; and ▲ Safety management for sports events, accident prevention, and on-site response systems.

In particular, this year's training aims to enhance understanding of the execution and settlement procedures for project funds, with a focus on practical content such as preparing project plans and settlement reports, in order to strengthen the operational capabilities of each organization.

Additionally, through anti-corruption, human rights, and sexual harassment and violence prevention training, the council plans to raise ethical awareness in sports settings, and through safety management training for sports events, it aims to strengthen accident prevention and on-site response capabilities.

Chairman Yoo Seung-min stated, "For the division program to operate stably, the expertise of field officials and responsible project management are paramount." He added, "We expect this training to serve as an opportunity to enhance practical capabilities and establish a culture of fair and transparent program operations."

The Korea Sports Council emphasized, "Taking this training as an opportunity, we will strengthen communication with central and local sports organizations and reflect various opinions raised in the field in future program operations, among other measures, to continuously promote the solidification of the division program."

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