Suncheon-si Announces Open Recruitment for Instructors of This Year's 'Lifelong Learning City for the Disabled' Program

Recruiting Instructors for 30 Courses in 5 Fields, On-site Registration on the 11th and 12th

[Suncheon=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Suncheon City, Jeollanam-do announced on the 1st that it is publicly recruiting capable and motivated instructors to lead the '2022 Disabled Lifelong Learning City' in order to create a disability-friendly lifelong learning environment based on a community where everyone can grow together.

The recruitment fields include 5 areas: ▲Basic Literacy, ▲Vocational Skills, ▲Humanities and General Knowledge, ▲Culture and Arts, and ▲Citizen Participation, with 30 courses available. One instructor can apply for up to two subjects.

Applicants must be majors in the relevant field or hold certifications, have at least six months of lecture experience related to disability education, have no disqualifications under the law, and will be selected through a first qualification screening and a second document and interview evaluation.

Those wishing to apply should prepare the required documents, including a lecture plan, and submit them in person to the Lifelong Education Division of Suncheon City from the 11th to the 12th.

Application forms and other submission documents can be downloaded from the Cheong or Suncheon City Culture and Health Center websites, completed, and submitted in person with the necessary supporting documents by the 12th.

For more details, applicants can check the announcements on the Suncheon City or Suncheon City Culture and Health Center websites or contact the Lifelong Education Division of Suncheon City for guidance.

Meanwhile, since being selected as Jeollanam-do's first Disabled Lifelong Learning City in March last year, Suncheon City has been promoting over 40 projects under the vision of 'Suncheon, a happy disabled lifelong learning city anytime, for anyone,' aiming to spread a lifelong learning culture that fosters a community where disabled and non-disabled people coexist.