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The Seoul Global Center is opening a new session of its Business Start-up School in June to provide aspiring foreign entrepreneurs in Seoul with training on how to run a business and networking opportunities.
International residents in Seoul can apply for the course until May 22 by sending an application form via email.
Attendees will learn about 10 subjects including business plan writing, employment issues and financing. Classes will be held in English on weekdays at the Seoul Global Center for two weeks from June 1 from 7-9 p.m.
Certificates of completion signed by mayor of Seoul and 25 points towards an OASIS visa application will be given to those who complete the course.
Contact (02) 2075-4139 or sgcbiz1@gmail.com for inquiries, or visit global.seoul.go.kr.
(kimyuah@heraldcorp.com)
International residents in Seoul can apply for the course until May 22 by sending an application form via email.
Attendees will learn about 10 subjects including business plan writing, employment issues and financing. Classes will be held in English on weekdays at the Seoul Global Center for two weeks from June 1 from 7-9 p.m.
Certificates of completion signed by mayor of Seoul and 25 points towards an OASIS visa application will be given to those who complete the course.
Contact (02) 2075-4139 or sgcbiz1@gmail.com for inquiries, or visit global.seoul.go.kr.
(kimyuah@heraldcorp.com)
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