A Seoul multicultural support center has begun enrollment for free occupation, language and social support training for foreign brides, migrant workers and multicultural children, according to city officials Tuesday.

The Seoul Haevichi Multicultural Family Support Center is accepting up to 360 students on a first-come, first-served basis for its seven courses divided into 26 classes, which will begin December 5.

The curriculum includes Korean language courses, care-giving and babysitting occupational training, drivers’ license courses and even a magic class for children.

The center is run in partnership with the Seoul Metropolitan Government, Haevichi Hyundai’s philanthropic arm, and the Center for Multi-Cultural Korea.

For more information please visit http://www.cmck.kr

By Robert Lee
(robert@heraldcorp.com)