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Yongin City is recruiting instructors to run lifelong learning classes for citizens.
Yongin = Yonhap News) Yongin City, Gyeonggi Province, announced on the 7th that it will recruit 120 instructors from the 20th to the 22nd to teach various courses for citizens at the city's Lifelong Learning Center and Giheung Lifelong Learning Center next year.
There are seven fields of recruitment, including ▲ Cooking ▲ Hair (Beauty) ▲ Technology/Practical ▲ Information ▲ Humanities/Liberty ▲ Culture/Arts ▲ Qualification Acquisition. Any citizen who holds a vocational training teacher or a full secondary school teacher or higher qualification in the relevant field, or who has supporting documents to be recognized as having teaching ability, can apply.
Those wishing to apply can download the application form from the city's website (yongin.go.kr) or the city's Lifelong Learning Center website (lll.yongin.go.kr), fill it out, and submit it via e-mail from each institution.
The e-mail address for each institution is ▲ City Lifelong Learning Center ([email protected]) ▲ Giheung Lifelong Learning Center ([email protected]).
Applicants can apply for up to two courses including two institutions.

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