CJ Nanum Foundation, Recruiting 'Cultural Dream Keeper University Student Volunteer Group'

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Hye-sun] CJ Nanum Foundation announced on the 25th that it is recruiting the ‘Munhwa Kkumjigi University Student Volunteer Group’ to serve as educational mentors and promotional supporters for the ‘2021 Munhwa Kkumjigi Youth Culture Clubs.’

The ‘Munhwa Kkumjigi Youth Culture Clubs’ program is CJ Nanum Foundation’s flagship educational project that provides tailored cultural education and creative opportunities for youth at different stages of growth.

Applicants for the ‘Munhwa Kkumjigi University Student Volunteer Group’ can apply through the CJ Donors Camp website by the 7th of next month. After document screening and an online interview process, about 120 people will be selected, including around 60 educational mentors and 60 promotional supporters.

Educational mentors will be recruited across six fields: broadcasting, film, music, performance, cooking, and fashion & beauty. They will support related education until the youth culture clubs present their showcase creations in early next year. Promotional supporters will be responsible for promoting the various activities of the youth culture clubs in the fields of video planning and production, and design.

The ‘Munhwa Kkumjigi University Student Volunteer Group’ will begin activities with an inauguration ceremony in August and continue until February next year. Participants can experience various CJ infrastructures and will receive a modest activity allowance. They will also have mentoring opportunities from CJ employees and experts in various fields.

Meanwhile, established in 2005, CJ Nanum Foundation has played the role of cultural guardian for children and youth through stage-specific cultural education, and through the ‘2021 Munhwa Kkumjigi Youth Culture Clubs’ project, it plans to support a total of 126 clubs and about 1,000 youth.

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