Gwangjin-gu to Recruit 89 Participants for Next Year's Disabled Employment Program

Application Period from 18th to 22nd, Operated in Full-time (52 people) and Part-time (37 people)
Opportunities for Social Participation for Unemployed Registered Disabled Residents of Seoul Aged 18 and Over
Perform Service Support Tasks at Public Institutions, Disability Welfare Centers, and Welfare Facilities

Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) is recruiting participants for the ‘2025 Disabled Employment Project’ to expand social participation and income security for people with disabilities.

The total number of recruits is 89, including 52 full-time positions working 8 hours a day and 37 part-time positions working 4 hours a day. This is an increase of 3 people compared to last year’s 86.

The application period is 5 days from the 18th to the 22nd, and participants will perform roles such as administrative assistants or welfare service support staff at the district office, community service centers, disability welfare centers, and welfare facilities for one year starting from January next year. The hourly wage is 10,030 KRW, and the four major social insurances are applied.

The target applicants are unemployed registered persons with disabilities aged 18 or older residing in Seoul.

Those who wish to participate should visit the Social Welfare and Disability Division with their ID and required documents, including the application form, to apply in person. ▲Employees enrolled in National Health Insurance through their workplace ▲Persons with a business registration certificate ▲Participants in other financially supported employment projects ▲Persons who have participated in the Disabled Employment Project for more than two consecutive years are not eligible to participate.

The selection process will be conducted through a first-round document screening and a second-round interview. After evaluating eligibility, basic job performance ability, and willingness to participate, the final announcement is scheduled for the 12th of next month.

For more details, please contact the Social Welfare and Disability Division of Gwangjin-gu Office.

Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, “We are steadily expanding the Disabled Employment Project to support social participation and independence of people with disabilities. We hope for the active interest and participation of all people with disabilities,” and added, “We will continue to strive to make Gwangjin-gu a happy place for both people with and without disabilities through various disability support projects.”