Seoul launches final 2026 class to help foreign graduates land jobs and stay
In a push to retain global talent, the Seoul Metropolitan Government is selecting 75 international students for its "30 Days in Seoul" adaptation track, offering tailored career preparation and settlement support for post-graduation life. The program consists of two tracks: a beginner track for students in the early stages of studying abroad, and an adaptation track focused on employment and…
Seoul's government is set to launch its final intake for the 2026 class of the 30 Days in Seoul adaptation track, aimed at assisting foreign graduates in securing jobs and adapting to life in the city post-graduation. Out of 75 applicants, 30 will be chosen for this specialized program. The initiative features two tracks: one for beginners in the study-abroad process and another specifically designed to aid in employment and settlement.
Applications opened on September 8 and will close on September 21. Eligibility requires enrollment at a university, college, or graduate school within Seoul at the time of application. The chosen students will participate in approximately 50 hours of educational sessions and six cultural activities over an eight-week period, from October 7 to November 27.
The application process involves a document review followed by a video interview. Preliminary results are expected on September 23, with final selections announced on September 30. The chosen students will kick off the program with an orientation session on October 2.
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