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The Seoul Global Center is accepting applications from aspiring entrepreneurs to attend its Business Start-up School in June.
The program provides expats in Seoul with information on how to set up and run a business and also provides a forum to network with other expats and local professionals.
The program is free, and the June sessions will run on weekdays starting from June 17 at the Seoul Global Center, with classes running from 7-9 p.m. The curriculum includes 10 subjects such as business plan writing, FDI procedures, tax and employment.
The application period runs until June 12. Admission will be chosen based on business plan and ability to raise start-up funds.
For submissions, download the application form at global.seoul.go.kr. For further information, call (02) 2075-4139 or email gcbiz1@gmail.com.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The program provides expats in Seoul with information on how to set up and run a business and also provides a forum to network with other expats and local professionals.
The program is free, and the June sessions will run on weekdays starting from June 17 at the Seoul Global Center, with classes running from 7-9 p.m. The curriculum includes 10 subjects such as business plan writing, FDI procedures, tax and employment.
The application period runs until June 12. Admission will be chosen based on business plan and ability to raise start-up funds.
For submissions, download the application form at global.seoul.go.kr. For further information, call (02) 2075-4139 or email gcbiz1@gmail.com.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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