North Korea begins new school year on first day of April
North Korea has begun its new school year, with leader Kim Jong-un gifting school supplies to students. The country has introduced an elective curriculum for high school-level students and revamped its university education to nurture AI experts.
North Korea started its new school year on April 1. Leader Kim Jong-un gifted school supplies to students. Around 1,000 schools improved their conditions during the winter vacation. The country has a 12-year mandatory education system. This year, an elective curriculum was introduced for high school students. Kim Il Sung University renamed its information science department to the artificial intelligence department.
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