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South Korean national and local agencies have posted a series of government-backed training programs and seminars for small and midsize businesses from mid-October through early November 2026. The listings appear on Bizinfo, a public information portal operated by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
The programs cover online marketing, artificial intelligence, robotics, exports, semiconductors, intellectual property and environmental, social and governance strategies. Eligibility varies by event.
Marketing, Manufacturing and AI
Yangju city and Gyeonggi Technopark will hold two online marketing courses Oct. 21-22 for local small businesses, merchants and residents. The courses are intended to strengthen digital marketing skills and help businesses reach more customers.
On Oct. 22, the Hwaseong Industry Promotion Agency will host a mobility technology seminar examining how AI and robotics are reshaping manufacturing. The program will present examples of AI-driven and robotics-driven manufacturing innovation, along with robotic automation in mobility production.
In North Gyeongsang province, a Nov. 6 course will focus on the practical use of generative AI and data to improve workplace operations. The nondegree continuing education program is open to companies seeking to participate in an industry-academic cooperation initiative.
Export Training and Other Programs
Gyeonggi province and the Gyeonggi Export Business Association will offer specialized export training Oct. 27 for small and midsize companies in the province. The course will address global trade policy and the characteristics of key target markets as companies diversify their export destinations, with the goal of helping participants secure overseas customers.
Additional events include an Oct. 28-29 course in Daejeon for water-sector companies preparing to enter international development projects financed through climate funding. Employees at industrial complexes in Cheongju, Ochang, Oksan and Osong can attend practical training on intelligent semiconductors and information technology components, materials and equipment Nov. 2-3.
Jeju Industry-University Convergence Center will hold an Oct. 26-28 carbon-neutrality program covering ESG management systems and response strategies. A basic intellectual property course for foreign entrepreneurs, the 10th session of OASIS-1, is scheduled for Oct. 12-25 in Seoul.
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