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Education costs, scholarships and government support. Eligibility rules and the steps that are easiest to miss.

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Supporting Your Child

A Teen Whose Part-Time Wages Go Unpaid Can File a Labor Complaint Alone — Article 68 and Korea's Simplified Wage-Advance Deadlines

Minors can file unpaid-wage complaints under Article 68 without parental consent…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-31 Supporting Your Child

Schools Can Now Recommend That Your Child Receive Counselling — The Procedure That Took Effect in May 2026, and What "Three Times" Means

A principal's counselling recommendation and urgent support took effect in May 2…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-22 Supporting Your Child

Appealing a School Violence Measure Means Moving Within 90 Days - Administrative Appeal, Litigation and How Long It Stays on the Record

Appeals against a deliberation committee measure are no longer a re-examination …

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-16 Supporting Your Child

Before Your Child Starts a Part-Time Job — 7 Hours a Day, 10 p.m., and the Consent Form the Law Requires

Youth part-time work in Korea starts at 15, caps at 7 hours a day and 35 a week,…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-14 Supporting Your Child

When Your Child Says They Want to Quit School — The Deliberation Period Required Before a Withdrawal Form

The school-dropout deliberation period under Article 54 of the Enforcement Decre…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-14 Supporting Your Child

Missing school for a family trip — what makes off-campus learning count as attendance, and the report deadline

Submitting the form is not what makes the days count. Advance application, the p…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-13 Supporting Your Child

When a child says they do not want to go to school — early response, attendance and counselling routes

School refusal often appears as genuine physical symptoms. This covers how to te…

Oh Yu-jin·2026-08-12 Supporting Your Child

Parent-teacher conference week — what to ask in fifteen minutes

You have about ten real minutes. Look up what NEIS already shows and ask about w…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-09 Supporting Your Child

Getting sleep back on schedule two weeks before term — move wake-up time first

Pull the wake-up time forward 15–30 minutes a day and get daylight within 30 min…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-08 Supporting Your Child

After a school violence report — school-level resolution and the nine committee measures

Where four conditions are met and the affected family agrees, the principal reso…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-30 Supporting Your Child

The official channels for checking your child's school life — NEIS for parents and School Info

Grades, attendance and the school record can be looked up by parents directly. W…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-28