‘Heroes Academy Camp’ with Child Fund Korea

K21 Armored Vehicle Experience and Career Mentoring with Defense Researchers

Hanwha Aerospace announced on the 6th that it held the ‘Hanwha Aerospace Heroes Academy Camp’ in partnership with the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs and Child Fund Korea over a two-day period from September 3 in Geoje and Changwon, Gyeongnam.


Students attending the "Hanwha Aerospace Heroes Academy Camp" held on the 4th at Hanwha Aerospace Changwon Plant 2 in Changwon-si, Gyeongnam, are taking a commemorative photo. Hanwha Aerospace

Students attending the “Hanwha Aerospace Heroes Academy Camp” held on the 4th at Hanwha Aerospace Changwon Plant 2 in Changwon-si, Gyeongnam, are taking a commemorative photo. Hanwha Aerospace


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A total of 47 individuals, including students and their families participating in the Heroes Academy, attended the camp. The Heroes Academy is an educational program that supports the children of fallen soldiers, police officers, and firefighters, helping them explore career paths through a variety of experiences.

The camp was held under the theme of ‘People Who Protect the Country.’ On the first day, participants visited the Geoje POW Camp Historical Park, where they learned about the history of the Korean War and those who defended the nation, and reflected on the meaning of peace and community.

On the second day, the group visited Hanwha Aerospace’s Changwon Plant 2. The students listened to explanations about the defense and aerospace businesses and cutting-edge technologies, and participated in hands-on security experiences such as riding in a K21 armored vehicle. They also talked with current defense industry researchers to learn more about related careers and job opportunities in the field.

A representative from Hanwha Aerospace stated, “We hope this camp provided students with a precious opportunity to share their dreams and encourage one another,” adding, “We will continue to support our scholarship recipients so they can discover their potential and grow up healthy through a wide range of experiences.”

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Hanwha Aerospace and Child Fund Korea have continued their support for scholarship recipients since holding the Heroes Academy kick-off ceremony, along with the scholarship and sponsorship fund award ceremony, in June. Scholarships and diverse support are provided according to each student’s interest and talent—including academics, sports, the arts, and voluntary activities—such as field trip camps to the company and exchange programs for the students.

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