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The Seoul Global Center is inviting future entrepreneurs to the second session of its Business Start-up School for this year, officials said.
The program provides expats in Seoul with the necessary information to set up and run a business successfully as well as a chance to network with other expats and local professionals, the officials said.
The Business Start-up School is a tuition-free program run by the Seoul Metropolitan Government.
The program will last for 10 days starting June 25 at the Seoul Global Center meeting room on the fifth floor of the Press Center. Its curriculum includes 10 subjects such as business plan writing, FDI procedures, tax and employment.
The application period is May 29 to June 15. For submissions, download the application form at http://global.seoul.go.kr. For further information, call (02) 2075-4139 or email to sgcbiz1@gmail.com.
The program provides expats in Seoul with the necessary information to set up and run a business successfully as well as a chance to network with other expats and local professionals, the officials said.
The Business Start-up School is a tuition-free program run by the Seoul Metropolitan Government.
The program will last for 10 days starting June 25 at the Seoul Global Center meeting room on the fifth floor of the Press Center. Its curriculum includes 10 subjects such as business plan writing, FDI procedures, tax and employment.
The application period is May 29 to June 15. For submissions, download the application form at http://global.seoul.go.kr. For further information, call (02) 2075-4139 or email to sgcbiz1@gmail.com.
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Articles by Korea Herald
