"Competition Rate Soars at 36 to 1"... Gyeonggi Province to Hire Real-Life "Teach You a Lesson" Figures

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Can the drama "Teach You a Lesson" become a reality?

In the drama, an agency called the Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau appears to set right the collapsing educational field, and the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education has announced that it will recruit 50 dedicated officers for this role.

Reports show that over 1,800 applicants actually rushed to apply.

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

They were recruiting 50 people, and 1,823 applied.

The competition rate was 36 to 1.

The Teachers' Rights Protection Officer is a non-permanent personnel position responsible for providing 1-on-1 customized support to teachers struggling with infringement of teachers' rights and malicious civil complaints.

It is reported that experts from various fields applied, including active-duty and retired teachers, as well as lawyers, doctors, and police officers.

Previously, Gyeonggi Superintendent of Education An Min-seok stated that he would review a plan to deploy teachers with backgrounds in the Special Warfare Command 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, these are past histories rather than current occupations, so they were not tallied as a separate category.
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