Gov't to expand education subsidies for low-income multicultural youth

The Korea Times

Gov't to expand education subsidies for low-income multicultural youth

The government will provide education subsidies starting this month to children aged seven to 18 from low-income multicultural families, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family said, Sunday. The initiative aims to expand educational opportunities, narrow learning gaps and support career development among multicultural youth. The subsidies will amount to 400,000 won ($256.5) per year for elementary school students, 500,000 won for middle school students and 600,000 won for high school students. They will be provided in August through NH NongHyup card points, following an eligibility review. Recipients can use subsidies for educational expenses, including learning materials, study room fees, vocational training and certification programs. Applications will be accepted through June 30 at local family centers and multicultural family support centers in applicants’ districts of residence. Families must submit an application form along with supporting documents, including identification, a family relations certificate, a resident registration record and proof of health insurance payments.

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