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Yangcheon Global Migrant Center is offering a free education program for foreign workers from Feb. 12 to Jul. 22.
The program includes classes on making coffee, computer repairs, taking pictures and learning Korean as well as understanding Korean society.
Classes will have around 10 students, and are open to anyone on an E-9 or H-2 visa. The classes will be at Yangcheon Global Migrant Center near Omokyo Station on Sundays.
“We have run this program for foreign workers to develop their professional ability since 2010 and it has had a positive response from students,” said a spokesperson for the center.
Applicants should visit the center with their foreign registration card and two copies of photos by Feb. 12.
For more information, call (02) 2643-0808, e-mail to ymwc@hanmail.net, or go to http://www.facebook.com/yangcheonglobal.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
The program includes classes on making coffee, computer repairs, taking pictures and learning Korean as well as understanding Korean society.
Classes will have around 10 students, and are open to anyone on an E-9 or H-2 visa. The classes will be at Yangcheon Global Migrant Center near Omokyo Station on Sundays.
“We have run this program for foreign workers to develop their professional ability since 2010 and it has had a positive response from students,” said a spokesperson for the center.
Applicants should visit the center with their foreign registration card and two copies of photos by Feb. 12.
For more information, call (02) 2643-0808, e-mail to ymwc@hanmail.net, or go to http://www.facebook.com/yangcheonglobal.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
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