
Apply by visiting the community center by the 13th
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Gangbuk-gu, Seoul is recruiting participants for the 2027 job creation project for the disabled. The recruitment period is until the 13th, and participants will work for one year from January to December next year.
Gangbuk-gu, Seoul announced on the 4th that it would recruit 147 participants for the ‘2027 Job Creation Project for the Disabled’ by the 13th.
There are four types of recruitment: 37 general (full-time), 23 general (part-time), 83 welfare jobs (participatory), and 4 specialized jobs (monitoring convenience facilities for the disabled).
Participants will work for one year from January to December next year.
The general full-time worker works 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, and assists with administrative and welfare tasks. Part-time workers work 20 hours a week and support welfare services.
Participating welfare jobs are responsible for providing meal support and environmental maintenance for up to 14 hours a week, 56 hours a month, while specialized jobs are responsible for monitoring convenience facilities for the disabled for 5 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Those eligible to apply are unemployed, registered disabled people aged 18 or older who live in Seoul according to their resident registration.
If you wish to apply, please visit the community center in the jurisdiction of your residence during the recruitment period and submit the application form, participant information confirmation form, and personal information collection and use consent form.

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