Hanyang Technical High School (한양공업고등학교) is a private vocational school in Seoul, South Korea. Located in Jung District, the school was founded on 1 September 1945 by Kim Yeon-jun as Hanyang Industrial Middle School. It is affiliated with the Hanyang Foundation and operates under the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education.

The school provides technical and vocational education through divisions including smart construction information, digital architecture, smart convergence machinery, digital electronics, automotive studies, and computer networking. Its motto is "Diligence, Honesty, Humility, Service".

History

September 1, 1945 - School founded by Dr Kim Yeon-jun (1st Principal) as Hanyang Industrial Middle School June 14, 1961 - Kim Young-jae appointed 2nd Principal April 28, 1986 - Yeom Sing-bin appointed 3rd Principal September 1, 1989 - Baek Nam-gun appointed 4th Principal February 2, 2002 - Lee Jong-geuk appointed 5th Principal March 2, 2003 - Kang Moon-seok appointed 6th Principal May 20, 2005 - 60th anniversary of the school's founding March 4, 2013 - Chae Sung-bum appointed 7th Principal April 25, 2014 - 40th Anniversary of the twinning relationship between Hanyang and Jiben Academy (Japan) December 31, 2018 - Hanyang receives a commendation from the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education for promotion of student voluntary activities October 25, 2019 - Seoul Central Police Station awards Hanyang as best School Violence Prevention program March 2, 2021 - Kim Kwan-hoon appointed 8th Principal

Divisions

Smart Construction Information Digital Architecture Smart Convergence Machinery Digital Electronics Automotive Computer Networking

Extra-Curricular Activities and Clubs

Football Brass Band Broadcasting Station Climbing Red Cross Youth Dance Club ("Against") Student Newspaper Mindgear (Traditional Counselling Club) Start-up Club After-school education classes

Notable alumni

Kim Hyun-joong (Singer/Actor) Lee Hae-bum (Firefighter) Lee Kwan-woo (Football player) Park Eui-jeong (Football player) Yoo Chun-hee (Firefighter)

External links

Official website

References