Gyeonggi Shinbo Receives 'Positive Reviews' for Cyber Education Targeting SMEs and Small Business Owners

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation's Gyeonggi Shinbo Cyber Training Center, operated to strengthen the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners in the province, has been recognized by customers as providing excellent education.

Gyeonggi Shinbo announced on the 4th that in the '2022 e-Learning Course Survey' conducted from January 1 to July 31 this year for seven months targeting users of the Gyeonggi Shinbo Cyber Training Center, all courses received excellent evaluations.

This survey was conducted to check customer satisfaction with the overall operation of the training center and to refer to future improvement plans.

According to the survey results, more than 96% of respondents answered 'very satisfied' or 'satisfied' regarding the satisfaction, educational content, and service level of the three courses.

Additionally, customers who responded to the survey added that the courses at the Gyeonggi Shinbo Training Center were useful and effective education in the frontline of management. They also requested the composition of educational content focused on specific case studies and the opening of additional courses on tax management.

Gyeonggi Shinbo is the only policy financial institution in the province that supports necessary funds to small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners in the province who have business performance and technological capabilities but lack collateral.

In particular, after the COVID-19 pandemic, Gyeonggi Shinbo pondered ways it could help stabilize the management of small businesses and small business owners facing an economic crisis. After much consideration, in November last year, Gyeonggi Shinbo started operating the training center utilizing its financial support know-how especially for micro small businesses and small business owners.

The Gyeonggi Shinbo Cyber Training Center provides non-face-to-face video education accessible via the internet or mobile devices to anyone who wishes to receive education.

Lee Min-woo, Chairman of Gyeonggi Shinbo, explained, "In response to the increasingly difficult business environment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, digital transformation, and rising prices, we judged that strengthening corporate capabilities to appropriately respond to crises and opportunities, as well as prompt financial support, is essential for the stability and growth of the vulnerable economy. This led us to start the education project."

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