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Inside Canada, the Canadian Embassy’s Korean-language blog, is looking for five Canadians residing in Korea to volunteer as contributing editors.
The embassy is looking for interesting stories about Canadians living and working in South Korea aimed toward the local young generation in a section called “Korea is my second home,” to be launched in April.
The stories, one a month for a six-month term, will be written in English and then translated into Korean.
For more information, or to apply for the position, e-mail Joyce Cho at joyce.cho@international.gc.ca at the Canadian Embassy with a brief introduction by March 20.
The embassy is looking for interesting stories about Canadians living and working in South Korea aimed toward the local young generation in a section called “Korea is my second home,” to be launched in April.
The stories, one a month for a six-month term, will be written in English and then translated into Korean.
For more information, or to apply for the position, e-mail Joyce Cho at joyce.cho@international.gc.ca at the Canadian Embassy with a brief introduction by March 20.
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