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The Busan City government opened the Busan Foreign Workers Support Center on Oct. 10.
The center provides consultation services, Korean education, and life adjustment education for foreign workers.
It has a classroom with computers and other facilities and consultants speaking Chinese, Uzbek, Vietnamese and Tagalog.
The center is on the 3rd floor of Busan Bank’s Mora branch in Sasang-gu, at 448 Sasang-ro. To contact the center call (0561) 304-0900 or visit www.bfwc.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The center provides consultation services, Korean education, and life adjustment education for foreign workers.
It has a classroom with computers and other facilities and consultants speaking Chinese, Uzbek, Vietnamese and Tagalog.
The center is on the 3rd floor of Busan Bank’s Mora branch in Sasang-gu, at 448 Sasang-ro. To contact the center call (0561) 304-0900 or visit www.bfwc.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
