The program submerses participants in Korean history and tradition, offering hands-on opportunities. (photo courtesy of KCCLA)

Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles is holding a seminar for educators on Aug. 4-5 focusing on Korean history and culture. Elementary, middle and high school teachers and administrators are encouraged to participate in the seminar.

The two-day professional development experience at the Korean Cultural Center allows educators to explore Korea’s rich history, traditions and contemporary society through engaging presentations and discussions. Whether new to teaching about Korea or looking to expand curriculum, the seminar offers teachers valuable insights, classroom-ready materials and opportunities to connect with fellow educators.

The seminar will be held from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on Aug. 4-5 at KCCLA, 5505 Wilshire Blvd. The first day includes lectures and activities at KCCLA. The second day includes a field trip via tour bus to the Korean Friendship Bell and the Korean National Association Museum. Admission to the program is free and breakfast and lunch is provided.

Registration is required. For information, call (323)936-7141, email jheelee15@kccla.org or visit la.korean-culture.org.