Jung-gu Trains 20 Job Seekers as Cleaning Specialists

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By Kim Eun-bidemeter@sedaily.com
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A scene from last year's training session. Photo courtesy of Jung-gu District - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
A scene from last year's training session. Photo courtesy of Jung-gu District

Seoul's Jung-gu District is running a training program to certify middle-aged and older job seekers as cleaning specialists skilled in operating cleaning machinery.

The district is recruiting 20 job seekers aged 40 to 70 through Oct. 2, giving priority to Jung-gu residents.

The training runs for two days, Oct. 15 to 16. Participants will learn basic cleaning theory and safety rules, and get hands-on practice with equipment and tools used in the field, including floor polishers, scrapers and squeegees.

Graduates will be given priority interviews with cleaning companies hiring at the district's job fair on Oct. 28. The program was first launched in 2024, and over the past two years 54 people have completed it and 13 have found jobs.

Original reporting by Kim Eun-bi for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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