Gwangmyeong City to Recruit 100 Participants for Next Year's First Half Youth Part-Time Job Program

For Unemployed Youth Aged 18 to 29
Applications Accepted from December 8 to 12

Gwangmyeong City in Gyeonggi Province will recruit 100 participants for its 'Youth Part-Time Job' program for the first half of next year from December 8 to December 12.

This program is a short-term job opportunity where young people can gain experience in administrative support and on-site assistance at Gwangmyeong City Hall, affiliated offices, administrative welfare centers, care institutions, and elementary schools. It offers young participants a chance to explore career paths by experiencing real work environments.

Eligible applicants are unemployed youth aged 18 to 29 who are registered residents of Gwangmyeong City as of the application date. Those selected will work seven hours a day for four weeks, from January 5 to January 30 next year.

The hourly wage is 10,320 won, and depending on the work type, an additional allowance of 5,000 won per day for indoor work or 8,000 won per day for outdoor work will be provided.

Among the total recruits, 30 positions will be specifically allocated to socially disadvantaged groups, including recipients of basic livelihood security, lower-income households, single-parent families, registered persons with disabilities, families with two or more children, veterans, and North Korean defectors.

However, those who have previously participated in the city's youth job programs, such as 'University Student Part-Time Job' or 'Youth Part-Time Job,' are not eligible to apply. Interested applicants can apply online through the Gwangmyeong City website.

For more information, please refer to the notices on the Gwangmyeong City website or contact the Gwangmyeong City Call Center or the Job Support Team at the Job and Economy Division for guidance.

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