Ringkeubeurik
Ringkeubeurik is a free credit bank system (Academic Credit Bank System) consultation and design service that compares and guides credit bank system education institutions based on 'evaluation accreditation status' rather than name or advertising.
Highlights
- Starting from the point that many cases involve enrolling based only on institution name or advertising and then failing to receive credit recognition, it puts the standard 'evaluation accreditation, not name' at the forefront.
- At the end of all guidance, it adds the phrase 'Actual classes and credit completion are conducted at evaluation-accredited education institutions,' and explains this not as a formal notice but as a criterion for selecting comparison targets.
- It organizes evaluation accreditation verification into four steps (access credit bank system website → search education and training institutions → verify education institution and course names → cross-check remote lifelong education facility report information) so readers can check themselves.
- It covers not only evaluation accreditation but also credit recognition conditions such as grades of 60 or higher, attendance rate of 80% or higher, limits of 24 credits per semester and 42 per year, and exclusion of duplicate courses.
- It accepts applications for 1:1 free consultation via Naver Form, where a dedicated linker checks final education level, target qualification, completed courses, and study plan course by course.
Key information
| Service Name | Ringkeubeurikverified |
|---|---|
| Service Field | Credit bank system education institution comparison, evaluation-accredited course verification, free consultation and designverified |
| Core Criteria | Whether the course is a Ministry of Education evaluation-accredited learning course, and whether remote lifelong education facility report information matchespost |
| Verification Procedure | Access the credit bank system website → Search education and training institutions (by institution/major, by course, by region) → Verify education institution and course names → Cross-check with remote lifelong education facility report informationpost |
| Credit Recognition Conditions | 60 or more out of 100 (or PASS) and attendance rate of 80% or higherpost |
| Credit Recognition Limit | 24 credits per semester, 42 credits per yearpost |
| Non-recognition Cases | Courses without evaluation accreditation, exceeding credit limits, duplicate courses, failing grades or attendancepost |
| Consultation Method | A dedicated linker checks final education level, target qualification, completed courses, and study plan course-by-course through 1:1 free consultationpost |
| Consultation Application | Apply via Naver Form survey link (naver.me)post |
Portfolio & cases
- Academic Credit Bank System Learner Registration Guide — Specifies that learner registration must be done by the learner themselves and that Ringkeubeurik does not act on their behalf
Provided by the business · not independently verified
Frequently asked questions
Q. What criteria should be used when choosing a credit bank system education institution?
You should first check whether the course you plan to take is a Ministry of Education evaluation-accredited learning course and whether the institution is reported as a remote lifelong education facility, not the institution's name or advertising exposure. Courses without evaluation accreditation are not recognized as credits even if completed.
Q. Where and how can I check evaluation accreditation status?
On the credit bank system website, search education and training institutions by institution/major, by course, and by region, then verify that the education institution you plan to enroll in and the course name you will take are actually listed. Finally, cross-check that the search results match the remote lifelong education facility report information at the bottom of the education institution's website.
Q. If a course is evaluation-accredited, are credits automatically recognized?
No. Even for evaluation-accredited courses, you must score at least 60 out of 100 (or PASS) and achieve an attendance rate of 80% or higher to have the credits recognized. If either the grade or attendance requirement is not met, credits are not recognized.
Q. What are typical cases where credits are not recognized?
Typical cases include courses without evaluation accreditation, credits exceeding the limits of 24 per semester or 42 per year, duplicate courses, and failure to meet grade or attendance standards. It is safer to check limits and duplicates before enrollment.
Q. Is the consultation free? What does it check?
It is a 1:1 free consultation where a dedicated linker checks your final education level, target qualification, already completed courses, and future study plan course by course. You can apply via Naver Form survey.
The service introduction, verification procedure, and credit recognition standards are based on the main text description, and no separate external verification data was found.