In June, the K-Pace Lounge was opened in a building next to the Disabled Students Support Center. At the center, students with developmental disabilities will be able to systematically receive barista vocational training in a stable environment.

The center will provide education for 13 students in the second and third grades of the center to obtain their barista certificate. After that, they will run a real weekend cafe here to improve their job skills.

Students not only learn coffee manufacturing but also store management, customer service and money management here. The K-PACE Lounge runs various programs to learn about the treatment of social communication as well as vocational training so that students can grow into productive members of society.

The director of the K-PACE Center said, "We will do our best to help students with developmental disabilities learn happy communication and self-reliance, and grow into productive members of society through systematic vocational training."

The K-PACE Center is a higher education institution for the developmentally disabled, and in addition to these programs, about 50 students are currently receiving education for entering society, including communication, self-expression, self-reliance, and career and vocational education. Please pay a lot of attention to K-PACE.

L.L.F reporter Na-gyeong Kim