Are you preparing for the National Tomorrow’s Learning Card? If so, read this article to learn more about what the National Tomorrow’s Learning Card is, who is eligible to apply for it, and how to get it. Whether you are unemployed, employed, or a student, you can get a National Tomorrow’s Learning Card and take your favorite courses to get a job!
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What is the National Tomorrow’s Learning Card?
Benefits
Eligibility
1) Eligibility for the unemployed
2) Employed
3) Students
Exclusion Criteria
How to Apply for the Tomorrow Learning Card
Tomorrow’s Learning Card Q&A
Tomorrow’s Learning Card Related Video
How to apply for PC
How to apply on mobile
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What is the National Tomorrow’s Learning Card?
The National Tomorrow’s Learning Card is a card that allows anyone who wants to get vocational training to get a job. The card is valid for five years and provides 300-500 million won in educational expenses.
In 2019, the card was reorganized with a 1-3 year validity period and 200-300 million won in educational expenses to make it more convenient for unemployed and employed people.
Benefits
Education expenses of 300-500 million won are supported for a validity period of 5 years.
1) Basic subsidy for National Daily Learning Card: 300 million won per person
2) Additional subsidy for National Daily Learning Card: 100 – 200 million won
Eligibility
Both unemployed and employed people can apply for the reformed National My Day Learning Card. However, in the case of employees, the application is divided by certain conditions.
1) Eligibility for the unemployed
Unemployed people aged 15 or older who have applied for a job at an employment center, worknet, etc.
[Learn more about how to apply for worknet job search registration].
2) Employee eligibility
Employees and special type workers: Average monthly income of less than 3 million won in the last 3 months
Large company workers: 45 years old or older / under 45 years old with monthly income of less than 3 million won
Sole proprietors: Businesses with annual sales of less than 150 million won for more than one year or those who have received confirmation of support from the Credit Recovery Committee
Construction day laborers
Farmers and fishermen: Employed in jobs other than farming and fishing
Short-time worker (part-time job): less than 60 hours of work per month
3) Students
Students in their third year of high school who are not planning to go to an advanced school (university, college)
Those whose expected graduation date from university or graduate school is before September 1 of the following year
Exclusion Criteria
Age 75 or older
Foreign workers
How to Apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card
You can apply for the National Tomorrow’s Learning Card by visiting your local employment center or online through HRD-Net. In this article, we’ll show you how to apply through HRD-Net.
If you apply for a job through WorkNet in advance, it will be easier for you to get the card. Please refer to the following articles to apply for a WorkNet job.