Daejeon City Recruiting Winter Part-Time Jobs for University Students

[Asia Economy (Daejeon) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] Daejeon City is recruiting university student part-time workers to work at Daejeon City Hall and affiliated organizations during the winter vacation.

According to the city on the 14th, any university student currently residing in Daejeon or enrolled in a university located in Daejeon can apply for the part-time job.

The total number of recruits is 88, and the recruitment types are divided into four categories: low-income households, general, disabled, and those who have transferred after admission.

The city will accept applications through the Daejeon Youth Portal website from the 16th to the 20th of this month. Then, in the first screening, three times the number of final selected candidates will be chosen, and after reviewing household members, age, grade, and eligibility, the final successful candidates will be announced on the 19th of next month.

In this process, to facilitate applicants, the city will change the existing method where first-round selected candidates from low-income households and disabled categories had to submit supporting documents themselves, to a method where the city directly verifies (eligibility requirements).

The selected university students will work from January 2 to 26 next year, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Daejeon City Hall, business offices, public corporations, and 17 other institutions, and will receive 1.4 million KRW upon full attendance.

For more detailed information about the winter vacation university student part-time job recruitment, please refer to the announcement posted on the Daejeon Youth Portal website and the Daejeon City website, or contact the Youth Policy Division of Daejeon City Hall.

Ji Yong-hwan, Director of the Welfare Bureau of the city, said, “We hope that the winter vacation university student part-time job program will provide even a small help to local university students who are experiencing psychological and economic difficulties due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.”

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