Recruiting 5 Youth Clubs Until the 29th... Up to 2 Million KRW Support Provided

Exterior view of Muan-gun Office (Photo by Muan-gun)

Exterior view of Muan-gun Office (Photo by Muan-gun)

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[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Oh Hwan-ju] Muan County, Jeollanam-do (Governor Kim San) announced on the 18th that it is recruiting candidates for the ‘Youth Community Revitalization Support Project’ to support creative and autonomous gatherings of local youth until the 29th.


The county plans to recruit and support 5 youth clubs to establish a foundation for youth activities and promote social participation within the region.


Teams are required to cover 5% of the activity expenses themselves, and up to 2 million KRW per team will be provided for necessary materials, instructor fees, and promotional costs.


The recruitment fields include 4 teams for ‘Youth Club Activity Support’ covering various themes such as culture, arts, employment, and tourism, and 1 team for the ‘Youth Entrepreneur Regional Contribution Project,’ where young entrepreneurs use their startup content to donate talents to the local community.


Eligibility requires that the club members have a residence in Muan County or have their school or workplace located in Muan County, and consist of 5 or more youth aged between 19 and 45 who are currently active or planning to be active.


Applications can be submitted by visiting the county website, preparing the application form and required documents, and then visiting or emailing the Job Team of the Regional Economy Division at the county office.



Governor Kim San stated, “We will expand the youth community support project to establish an active youth culture, and major activity achievements will be linked with the Youth Day event. We will spare no support to ensure that young people can smoothly engage in club activities within the region.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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