The service, called KLiK (Kickstart Life in Korea), offers job information for foreign nationals in 28 languages, including English, Chinese, French, German and Dutch, the company said Monday.
Users can quickly view job listings and company details, set criteria like location, language skills, and visa type, and efficiently browse job postings. With a simple profile registration, they can apply for positions.
Employers can specify preferred visa types when posting job listings. They can also outline the required level of Korean language proficiency for roles.
"KLiK was designed after extensive communication with many foreign individuals, sharing various employment concerns, and thinking repeatedly about how to share employment information more easily and conveniently," Chris Heo, head of JobKorea's future business division, said.
He said the platform aims to offer many other related services later, including employment visa consulting, to help foreign job seekers settle stably in Korea.
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