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Yeouido Global Business Center is offering a course on trade business in October.
The course, which is free of charge and runs Oct. 24-25, covers the gamut of running a trade business, including procedures for starting one, the processes and support systems for trade in Korea and details containing contract and settlements.
Customs and tax issues will also be covered, along with a case study.
Classes are in English and the course is open to expats running new start-ups or are planning to open a business here.
For more information, contact yeouidosmbiz@gmail.com , or visit global.seoul.go.kr/yeouido, where you can also apply for the course.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The course, which is free of charge and runs Oct. 24-25, covers the gamut of running a trade business, including procedures for starting one, the processes and support systems for trade in Korea and details containing contract and settlements.
Customs and tax issues will also be covered, along with a case study.
Classes are in English and the course is open to expats running new start-ups or are planning to open a business here.
For more information, contact yeouidosmbiz@gmail.com , or visit global.seoul.go.kr/yeouido, where you can also apply for the course.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
