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지나쌤

Written driving test classes offered in Seoul

By Korea Herald

Published : March 17, 2016 - 11:57

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Jongno Police Station and Seoul Global Center will run road safety and written driving test classes every month starting March 28.

The two-day course will run once a month. It will cover the written exam for the driver’s license and know-how related to driving.

The classes are given in Korean, though special interpreted classes may be offered for foreign community groups if requested.

There is no charge for the course and those who attend will get a free textbook on the driving exam.

Applications to attend this month’s classes are open until March 25. To apply, contact (02) 2075-4133 or hotline@seoul.go.kr.

(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)

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