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Gwangju center seeks homestay hosts

By Korea Herald

Published : March 23, 2016 - 18:55

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Gwangju International Center is seeking Korean host families for its Feel@Home homestay program.

As part of the program, families host foreign visitors for a day and introduce them to Korean culture.

This round of the program, which will take place on April 23, will host development trainees studying at Chunnam National University.

The students are between 26 and 43 years old. Families should speak English and will be matched with students, taking into consideration students’ requests.

The deadline for registration is April 16. For more information, visit gic.or.kr or call (062) 226-2732.

(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)

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