Hwaseong Foreigner Welfare Center Operates Korean Language and Taekwondo Classes

The Hwaseong Foreigner Welfare Center announced on the 7th that it will be running the "2012 Education Program" for foreign residents in the city.

The 2012 education project will operate four programs, including a Korean language class, computer class, and taekwondo and badminton classes.

In particular, as the center was selected as a general operating agency for the Social Integration Program (KIP) operated by the Ministry of Justice, students who complete the designated education hours in the Korean language class will gain advantageous qualifications for changing their residence visa and acquiring permanent resident status.

※ Social Integration Program (KIP): A system that supports domestic immigrants in adapting and becoming self-reliant as constructive members of society by completing prescribed educational courses (Korean language and understanding of Korean society) recognized by the Minister of Justice, and provides convenience in acquiring citizenship and other matters