Korea Ceramic Foundation Recruiting Over 50 Exhibition Guides and Assistant Educators

[Asia Economy (Gwangju) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The Korea Ceramic Foundation is recruiting assistant instructors to handle exhibition guidance and education.

On the 28th, the Korea Ceramic Foundation announced that it is recruiting assistant instructors for exhibition guidance and education at the Icheon Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum until the 7th of next month to strengthen exhibition services and improve visitor satisfaction.

The recruitment fields are exhibition guidance and exhibition education instructors, with a total of about 50 people. Eligibility includes current students, graduates, or those with work experience in related departments such as exhibition, art, and ceramics.

Detailed information is available on the Korea Ceramic Foundation website.

The Korea Ceramic Foundation selects the final candidates through a first-round document screening qualification review (blind screening) and a second-round face-to-face interview (conducted only for those who pass the document screening). The final successful candidates will be registered in the exhibition guidance and education personnel pool on December 1 and will participate as docents in the Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum exhibition tour program until April 30 of next year.

Work is up to 8 days per month, with up to 5 hours per day. Instructor fees will be paid according to the foundation's internal guidelines.

Choi Yeon, CEO of the Korea Ceramic Foundation, stated, "We expect that the expansion of assistant instructors will enable the Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum exhibition tour program to be conducted more substantively."

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