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The Seoul Global Center is taking applications for its business start-up school.
The course is free and will run from March 21 until April 5, on weekday evenings excepting Wednesdays, near City Hall. There are a total of 20 hours of classes, covering tax and legal matters, finance, intellectual property and other items necessary for starting up a business.
The course accepts a maximum of 25 people. Applications close on March 14 and successful candidates will be announced the same day. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a desire and ability to set up a business in Korea.
For more information on the course contact Eva Seo on (02) 2075-4139 or at letsgoeva@sba.seoul.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The course is free and will run from March 21 until April 5, on weekday evenings excepting Wednesdays, near City Hall. There are a total of 20 hours of classes, covering tax and legal matters, finance, intellectual property and other items necessary for starting up a business.
The course accepts a maximum of 25 people. Applications close on March 14 and successful candidates will be announced the same day. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a desire and ability to set up a business in Korea.
For more information on the course contact Eva Seo on (02) 2075-4139 or at letsgoeva@sba.seoul.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
