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Homemakers' Pension Enrollment
Implementation Still Under Review

A plan to make spouses without income mandatory contributors to the National Pension System has been discussed.

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  2. 2 pagesHigh school credit system guide for middle school 3rd gradersPolicies
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Homemakers' Pension Enrollment
Implementation Still Under Review

In short

A plan to make spouses without income mandatory contributors to the National Pension System has been discussed.

The government explained this is not yet confirmed policy.

It requires legal amendment and social discussion.

Key facts

WhenSince 1995, spouses without income have been excluded from mandatory National Pension enrollment.
WhoThe target is those without income who have earning spouses, mainly full-time homemakers.
WhatA plan to include them in mandatory National Pension coverage is being reviewed.
HowThe National Pension Act amendment and social opinion-gathering process will be conducted before deciding on implementation.

What it means for me

Households with non-earning spouses should monitor whether this system change will be implemented.

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High school credit system guide
for middle school 3rd graders

Photo: 연합뉴스

In short

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education created a workbook on the high school credit system (a system where students choose subjects and earn credits) for 3rd year middle school students.

The workbook has two parts: an explanation of the high school credit system and career planning activities.

It plans to distribute the workbook to all 3rd year middle school students in Busan.

Key facts

WhenBusan Metropolitan Office of Education announced the publication on October 23, 2026.
WhoBusan Metropolitan Office of Education created it for 3rd year middle school students, who are prospective high school students.
WhatThey created the '2027 Workbook for Prospective High School Students on High School Credit System.'
HowThe workbook is organized into two chapters: high school credit system information and career design activities. It will be distributed to all middle schools.

What it means for me

If you have a 3rd year middle school student in Busan, they will receive the workbook from their school.

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