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Insadong Visit

Insadong: Culture and Crafts Aplenty
Insa-dong Street is one of the most memorable attractions in Seoul and represents the focal point of Korean traditional culture and crafts. Stores in Insa-dong specialize in a wide variety of goods that can only be purchased or appreciated in Korea: hanbok (traditional clothing), hanji (traditional paper), traditional teas, pottery, and folk crafts.

The Deep Roots of Insa-dong Street
Insa-dong Street stretches over 700 meters between the Anguk-dong Rotary and Tapgol Park (Jongno 2-ga). During the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), the street was dominated by Dohwawon, a place of study for painters. The area is still a center for the arts, and painters, craftsmen, and art lovers continue to set up shop along the narrow alleys, making it a unique place full of folk crafts, pottery, and paintings. The street offers rich opportunities for visitors to experience Korean traditional culture and arts. Various art events and festivals are regularly held along the street.

From Expensive Ceramics to Daily Use Items
Approximately 40% of Korean crafts are exchanged in Insa-dong. Some products even trace back to the Three Kingdom Period (57 B.C.-668 A.D.) The most popular items are Korean ceramics ranging in price from hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars. Other items sold in Insa-dong include earthenware, calligraphy materials, antique furniture, hanji, hanbok, teas, souvenirs, and cute accessories. Nearby shops include cafés, restaurants, ateliers, and galleries specializing in a diversity of items.

Vehicles are not permitted on the street during weekends, making it more amenable for visitors to look around. Insa-dong is also close to other tourist attractions such as Cheonggyecheon Stream and Gyeongbokgung (the royal palace during the Joseon Dynasty).

Ansan 안산

Since some vegetables and foods are not available in our town here, last week we decided to go to Ansan, where many southeast people including Cambodian people lives and those things are sold. Though Ansan is really close to our town here, it was really a tired journey because there has no direct train line from our town to there. Thus, we had to take another line which took us about 2 hours to our destination. We really had a nice shopping there because we could find many things we wanted for long time, however. We also had a chance to eat ពងទាកូន and សម្លតុងយាំ​​ which were sold by Vietnamese and Thai Restaurants there. Really delicious! Gonna go again when we are free. Here are some photos...

Ansan

Along the road where we could buy something

Hey! Cambodian flag

Thai store where we bought our vegetables and foods

ពងទាកូន

សម្លតុងយាំ

Forgot to mention! We also bought ធូរេន

One shot while coming back

Daelim Industria Job Opportunity

Established in 1939, Daelim Industrial Co., Ltd. provides high-quality and cost-competitive services include gas, refinery, chemical & petrochemical, power & energy plants, building & housing, civil works as well as a range of industrial facilities.

We are building a new future with our invaluable assets from our 73-year history and looking for talented & enthusiastic candidates who will build the future together with Daelim to be a global leader.

1. Recruiting Area Division Major Construction & Plant Engineering - Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical and Industrial Engineering - Civil and Architectural Engineering Overseas Business & Administration - Economics, Law & Politics and Business Administration

2. Eligibility 1) Students who will graduate in August 2012(or graduated February 2012) 2) Eligible to get an E-7 visa as per the Korean Immigration law 3) Fluent in English (both oral and written/Should submit English score certificates copy, if available)

3. Application 1) Application must be submitted by 20th April 2012 (18:00p.m.) 2) How to apply: Submit the application to globalhr@daelim.co.kr 3) Contact No. : 02-2096-6172 / S.H Lee

4. Documents to be submitted 1) Daelim Application Form / Must attach the Pic.(http://eng.daelim.co.kr/daelim/Careers.do) 2) Tran (BA degree or above only) 3) A copy of Alien card (both front & rear)

5. Recruiting Schedule: Application Review ¡æ Personality test ¡æ Interview ¡æ Medical Test

6. Miscellaneous 1) Announcement of the CV screening result : 30th April 2012 2) The recruitment schedule is subject to change depending upon the company¡¯s circumstance at any point of time.

Youth Employment Forum

Youth Employment Forum: Call for applications for Young Journalists/Bloggers

The International Labour Organization (ILO) will offer five young journalists/bloggers the opportunity to promote and cover the Youth Employment Forum, which will take place in Geneva from 23 to 25 May 2012.

News item | 05 April 2012

The selected journalists/bloggers will be invited to attend the ILO Youth Employment Forum, providing them with a unique opportunity to hear individual stories from over 100 young women and men from around the world who are active in the promotion of decent work for youth.
The Youth Employment Forum will serve as a platform for young people to voice their views on the current youth employment situation and to share ideas on what can be done to provide more and better jobs for their generation.
Young journalists/bloggers will support the coverage of the Forum through social media (e.g. Facebook, Twitter and blogs), articles, interviews and other relevant mediums. They will also report back to their regional and local communities, networks and organizations.

Criteria for Selection

• Must be below 30 years of age,
• Have journalism (online, print, photo, video, radio) and/or blogging experience,
• Have working knowledge of English, French and/or Spanish. Knowledge of another of the official United Nations languages (Arabic, Chinese and Russian) is also an asset.

Selection Process

The selection panel of the ILO Youth Employment Programme encourages young journalists/bloggers who meet the criteria to enter the competition. The panel will seek to have a balanced representation of entries from different sexes, regions and language groups.

Required documents for the selection process

• A CV
• A brief cover letter explaining why you would like to participate
• Two or three online articles, videos, etc. prepared by you, illustrating your journalism experience

Applications should be sent to youth@ilo.org with the subject “I am a young journalist / blogger”
Air travel and accommodation expenses for the selected young journalists/bloggers will be covered by the ILO.