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For Ulsan citizens, applications accepted from the 18th to the 20th
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Ulsan Museum and Ulsan Daegok Museum announced on the 11th that they are recruiting exhibition interpreters (docents).
Ulsan Museum and Ulsan Daegok Museum announced on the 11th that they are recruiting exhibition interpreters (docents).
The number of people recruited is approximately 5 people at the Ulsan Museum and 6 people at the Ulsan Daegok Museum.
Those eligible to apply are Ulsan citizens aged 18 or older.
The recruitment period is from the 18th to 5pm on the 20th. You can download the relevant documents from each museum's website, fill them out, and submit them. You cannot apply to two museums in duplicate.
The written exam will be held on the 23rd, and will be held at the Ulsan Museum from 2 to 3 p.m. and at the Ulsan Daegok Museum from 10 to 11 a.m.
The interview test will be held at 2-3 PM on the 30th for those who pass the written test, and the final successful candidates will be announced on each museum's website on December 2nd.
The selected exhibition interpreters will receive training in December and then work for one year next year.

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