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Jung-gu Introduces New Incentive for Vulnerable Youth…Up to 500,000 Won for Certifications
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- Jung-gu in Seoul is introducing for the first time this year a "Vulnerable Youth Leap Incentive" that pays low-income young people up to 500,000 won per year when they obtain a certification.
- The program targets unemployed youth aged 19 to 39 who are recipients of basic livelihood security or belong to the near-poor bracket and have held a resident registration in Jung-gu for at least six months, and it is funded by the "Dream Hearty Donation."
- It applies to certifications obtained on or after January 1 this year, and applications can be submitted from August 3 through December by visiting the local community service center of one's residence or by email, and the program may close early if the budget is exhausted.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중구, 취약계층 청년 도약장려금 신설…자격증 취득 시 최대 50만원
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