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Low-Income Student After-School Program Support (저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원)

Low-Income Student After-School Program Support (저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원) appears in Government24's catalog under Daejeon Office of Education. Program support: Provides free access to after-school programs for eligible students. Support amounts to a maximum of ₩720,000 per year for elementary students and ₩600,000 for middle and high school students. Target group: Children from households with income below 80% of the median income. The official Government24 listing has the eligibility rules and application details.

Agency
Daejeon Office of Education
Where
Other region
Category
Childcare / education
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Open year-round
What it is
Provides free access to after-school programs for eligible students. Support amounts to a maximum of ₩720,000 per year for elementary students and ₩600,000 for middle and high school students.
Who it is for
Children from households with income below 80% of the median income.
Catalog source
Government24 (정부24)
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English is our reading of the government's Korean catalog.

Questions

What is Low-Income Student After-School Program Support?

Low-Income Student After-School Program Support (저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원) is a published Korean government program. Provides free access to after-school programs for eligible students. Support amounts to a maximum of ₩720,000 per year for elementary students and ₩600,000 for middle and high school students.

What is 저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원?

저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원 is the Korean catalog name for Low-Income Student After-School Program Support. This page is Seoulstart's English reading of that Government24 listing.

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