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

Low-Income Student After-School Program Support (저소득층 학생 방과후학교 자유수강권 지원) is a published Korean program from Daejeon Office of Education. This page is Seoulstart's English reading of the Government24 catalog. Apply on the government page to find out.

Agency
Daejeon Office of Education
Where
National
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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