GJC Job Assistance

The GJC Co-op is now offering job assistance to any individuals wanting to find work in South Korea. For more information, please check and join the Facebook group "Korea Working Holiday" and contact Holly (Working Hollyday).

https://www.facebook.com/groups/gjccoop/

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