About the Center

About the CenterOur Programs

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The emblem of the Geumsan Foreign Residents Integration Support Center combines the letter G with a globe, symbolizing communication and coexistence between foreigners and residents through the image of two people facing each other.

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Main Business

01 Daily Life Support
Interpretation and Translation Services

Interpretation and translation services to help foreign residents adapt to daily life

Administrative Services

Immigration-related services and civil affairs processing

Counseling and Consulting

Specialized consulting for daily life challenges, education, career development, legal matters, labor affairs, human rights, and residency

Information Services

Integrated system for providing information on relevant policies and systems, and program guidance and applications

02 Education and Employment Support
Korean Language Classes

Korean language education focusing on everyday vocabulary and terms needed for tests and workplace communication

JB-Mentoring

Multi-domain mentoring activities among international students or with Korean students

Professional Qualification Programs

Qualification training for regional industry sectors, including caregiving and care specialists

Career Experience Classroom

Supporting foreign residents' career development and employment through major-specific and industry experiences

Employment and Startup Clubs

Supporting employment and startup club activities for international students based on regional industries

03 Exchange and Cooperation Support
Regional Exchange Forums

Forums for promoting exchanges and networking between Joongbu University and local organizations

Job Fair

Job fairs providing information about regional industries and employment opportunities in the Chungcheong area, including Geumsan County

Local Supporters

Operating monitoring groups centered on foreign residents and facilitating exchanges among foreign residents

Local Community

Building integrated networks and self-help groups among foreign residents