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Agency Looking for Families to Host Homestay

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August 16, 2004
Central Officials Training Institute

The Central Officials Training Institute (COTI) is looking for Korean families who are willing to offer one-night homestay privileges for Malaysian public officials the weekend of Aug. 21-22.

The Malaysian officials are currently participating in the COTI training program for foreign public officials for three weeks on Aug. 10-26.

The homestay program is designed to promote Malaysians’ understanding of Korean homes and culture by helping them experience Korean family life.

The homestay hosts should be families with parents and children who are able to speak some English. Single persons are not eligible for the program.

Those who are interested in offering homestay are advised to fill out an application form and submit it via e-mail or fax by Aug. 18.

More details are available from the COTI International Education Cooperation Office at 02-500-8582. (Fax: 02-500-8585, E-mail: carma@csc.go.kr/for0402k@csc.go.kr,
Homepage : http://www.coti.go.kr (In Korean))

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