The Early Investment Accelerator Association announced that it has completed the 20th startup planning specialist training course, which ran for three weeks from August 27 to September 12.
The training course for professional human resources in entrepreneurship planning is a training course that allows those with more than three years of experience in the entrepreneurship field to obtain qualifications as one of the two professional human resources required for registration as a entrepreneurship planner upon completion of the course. It is directly operated by the association through a notice from the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
This training course was designed to train startup planners (Accelerators) and was operated as a practical curriculum related to startup investment and nurturing over a total of 50 hours.
The training was conducted through a combination of online real-time lectures and offline on-site training (at the Ramada Hotel in Daejeon). Through lectures by industry experts, the training covered the core knowledge and practical capabilities that a startup planner must be familiar with, such as ▲understanding the startup and early-stage investment ecosystem ▲trends in the mother fund and domestic venture investment market ▲business model analysis ▲investment contracts and union management ▲financial strategies ▲understanding legal issues and practices related to investment ▲cases of accelerator incubation and placement programs ▲writing investment review reports.
In particular, the 20th training course held this time was operated differently from the existing training courses by specially organizing special lectures on the early investment ecosystem on topics such as AI, global, and local.
This 20th course, with a total of 54 trainees, received positive reviews, such as, “It was a valuable opportunity to simultaneously build networking and practical skills that would have been difficult to obtain alone,” and “Because the instructors were experts working at the forefront of the industry, I was able to deeply understand trends and real-world cases.”
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