36-to-1 Competition Rate: Gyeonggi Province to Select Real-Life Na Hwa-jin

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Can drama-style justice become a reality?

In the drama Teach You a Lesson, an organization called the teacher rights protection bureau appears to set right the collapsed educational field, and the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education has announced that it will recruit 50 dedicated officers for this role.

More than 1,800 applicants reportedly flooded in.

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education conducted an open recruitment from the 15th to the 28th.

They recruited 50 people, and 1,823 applied.

The competition rate was 36 to 1.

Teacher rights protection officers are non-regular personnel in charge of providing 1-on-1 customized support for teachers experiencing difficulties due to copyright infringements, teacher rights violations, and malicious civil complaints.

Experts from various fields, including current and retired teachers, lawyers, doctors, and police officers, reportedly applied.

Previously, Gyeonggi Superintendent of Education An Min-seok stated that he would review plans to deploy teachers with backgrounds in special forces or Marine Corps airborne units to school sites.

The provincial office of education explained that while some applicants noted past service in the Marine Corps or ROTC, they were not counted as a separate group since it is a past history rather than their current occupation.
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