Oh, everyone asks me if children get injured when they go to private schools. Oh, since I'm talking about it now, I'll grab this and go. It's not allowed. I'll show you the reason why it's not allowed and show you the regulations. This is the content on the BC official website. If you want to check it out, please go to the answer launcher at www.ca and look for information on public funding. It will show up like this. But there's more at the top. There are various rulebooks here, but the rulebook we need to look at is usually included here. What is written here is that the Aid Class Superson Funding literally provides funding for free, which in Korean terms means subsidy. Subsidies are provided, and among various classes, these cases also fall under the category of classes. In most cases, mothers go to school or get jobs.

One of the parents belongs to a case where their child has been injured. Since this is not related to us, this part is not important. In the end, living with B, a person who applied for refugee status, and a person whose decision has not been made yet, and a student from Use Custagenter, so the face should not have parents. Next, the second important point is living with BC, who lives with the guardians. If the student living with BC meets these conditions, the guardians are trying to meet these conditions. The guardians must have a visa that allows them to work for one year or more, for at least 20 hours per week, ultimately it's the same as being full-time, so a person with these conditions can be a guardian. If the guardian has a student underneath them with these conditions, it's fine. Actually, it's very important to someone in the end, so they came in by themselves, and it should be for one year or more.

And the agreement that this child has to receive should be either a diploma program or a GED program. Where can the students of this guardians' school receive this funding? In the end, it must be a public school. It says here that in order to receive public school funding, you have to go to a post-secondary institution and study for a diploma or GED. But what if it's not? What is the minimum requirement? It should be a bachelor's degree or higher, a bachelor's degree of four years, or a master's, or even a doctoral degree. Even if you enroll in a private school, it's considered wrong. Let's go a bit further down. If these seven conditions are all met, it is possible. It's been written in detail, but ultimately, it's conditional for a year. You have to study for a year and then enter a department, and you have to meet the conditions for the major. It's just sad that these conditions are written here.

It's not about creating conditions or lying. It's all actually written down, so I always explain. When it comes to the legacy of BCG, instead of the original place, it must meet the conditions of the original place. But even when I explain, they don't believe. But there is no easier way to show this than what is on the government website. Also, the fact is that 100% of this is done by BC Province, and when we say district, it means distinguishing. Like Gangbuk-gu, Gangseo-gu, etc., each education office puts in extra alpha content in their official letters. But what makes me angrier is that they don't specify the details of that alpha official letter. So, without going through the process, you wouldn't know. But if the conditions are clearly met, in fact, it works in almost 80% of the cases. So, the conditions vary by education office.

I've mentioned several times that it's different, but the studies related to the public funds that go out to the education office are not well disclosed. Why do you think that is? You should receive money and accept students, but the education office doesn't openly share this kind of operation. They just write everything down for the kids and say whether it's approved or not. Clearly, everything won't be free. Then, there's nothing left at school. Life is all about business and making money. They don't want to inform about this. They shouldn't inform because even for themselves, it's better to have students coming in for money. And in many cases, it's much better to come in for money than for free. Why? Because at least if you pay, the school can choose as much as you paid, you can clearly determine the start date, and so on. But if it's for free, you can't receive those benefits.

There are pros and cons, and strangely, while talking about something related to transplantation, I ended up here. This is a story about a notice related to residual-free products. So, as you are currently proceeding with the BC package, you should receive dispersion for your children. But they kept saying that it only applies to private schools for me. Where did they say it applies? You don't need anything else. Occasionally, those who are truly lucky go to schools that do not match the conditions and get all the public funds. Then, among them, there are really lucky ones like Furuco, right? Those who have just started and take in those foolish ones. Oh, so that's how it works. Okay, fine. But those cases are very exceptional cases, right? So, I proceeded with the expectation that I would meet a fool and that fool would take care of my documents, along with the opportunity cost. But it doesn't work out.

If it's 90%, it should be according to the official document, the case of the meal %, right? But, where was it supposed to be done there? If it was said to be done there, it's right to do it there. So, why then does that place ignore the official document or anything else and send a person who has such remarkable abilities as if they were to take care of this person? In that case, I suggest working with that side. However, we always say like this: even if you are lucky enough to meet such a fortunate person and proceed with the free childcare, there is a possibility. However, that is a probability game. Considering the probability of becoming one in a million to meet that idiot, proceeding with the free childcare, even if it doesn't work out, I will not take any responsibility. Still, if you ask me to do it, I will do it. That's the most appropriate way. But, of course, who would be like that?

I don't dare to imagine wanting to know about risks. I don't think it's right to act incorrectly. So, I just show it directly. Once again, please check Britz Columbia on your page and verify it directly. Search for yourself to confirm if it's correct or not. Also, if Director No won says that lawyers are really just explaining what is there and trustworthy, then you can proceed with us. Other companies may write like this and say it seems possible, but you should proceed with that company. The choice is always up to you. However, when making that choice, what is the most important basis for the selection? Grab a website and listen to the opinions of those who have tried a lot. It's not a bad idea to think so. So, I have explained everything in each session here.

If you want to check it out for yourself, please go in and search on Google to try it once, and it's all the same content. To be precise, since they don't disclose information about education boards, it might be a bit difficult for you to find it. Therefore, it seems very important to receive some counseling in those areas. If you need help in those areas, it would be good to get counseling. Then, have a great day, subscribe, press like, and goodbye.

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