Gyeongbuk Office of Education to Publicly Recruit 370 Neulbom Administrative Assistants for Educational Public Officials... Assigned to Public Elementary Schools

Gyeongbuk Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Jong-sik) announced on the 21st that it will publicly recruit 370 Neulbom Administrative Assistants, educational public officials who will work at elementary and special schools in the province starting March 1 next year.

Neulbom Administrative Assistants are non-teaching staff dedicated to administrative tasks to integrate the existing after-school care into Neulbom Schools. They will be responsible for establishing Neulbom School operation plans, handling administrative tasks, and managing and operating the schools.

Gyeongbuk Office of Education

The Gyeongbuk Office of Education operated Neulbom Pilot Schools for first graders at 180 schools in the first semester of this year, and from the second semester, expanded the operation to all elementary and special schools in the province. Starting March 2025, Neulbom Schools will be expanded to cover first and second graders in elementary schools.

Applicants must be Korean nationals with at least a high school diploma or higher to be eligible to apply.

Applications can be submitted in person or by registered mail to the regional education support offices from the 24th to the 28th. For applicants who find it difficult to visit in person, proxy submission is allowed with a power of attorney.

The recruitment process consists of a first-round document screening, a second-round written test, and a third-round interview. The final successful candidates will be announced on December 30.

Successful candidates will be assigned as of March 1, 2025, to 369 public elementary schools (with six or more classes) and one special school (Gyeongsan Janin School) in the province.

Additionally, 98 contract Neulbom Administrative Assistants (96 in public elementary schools and 2 in public special schools) will be assigned to schools where Neulbom Administrative Assistants are not placed. These will be separately recruited at regional Neulbom Support Centers after January 2025.

Furthermore, one national elementary school, two private elementary schools, and five private special schools will receive personnel cost support to hire staff independently.

Along with this, 112 Neulbom Support Directors (term-based educational researchers) will concurrently serve and be assigned as of March 1, 2025, to perform overall Neulbom tasks together with Neulbom Administrative Assistants.

Lim Jong-sik, Superintendent of Gyeongbuk Office of Education, stated, “Through this recruitment of Neulbom Administrative Assistants, we hope Neulbom Schools will be operated more systematically and stably,” and urged, “Applicants should carefully check the announcement and apply following the exact procedures.”

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