Training and advice aiming at entering the international market and supporting this is available for entrepreneurs. You can also complete vocational qualifications in fields such as foreign trade or customs.
Targeted training for those aiming to enter different target markets is also available. For example, EastCham Finland provides advice for companies aiming at markets in Central Asia, the South Caucasus and Eastern Europe, while Finnpartnership provides training for companies aiming at developing countries.
While some of the training organised by public administration is free of charge, training is more commonly subject to a fee. Basic advice is usually free of charge. Training is organised by, for example Economic Development Centres, Business Finland, the Finnish Customs and chambers of commerce.
Training and company-specific coaching by private service providers is also available.
More general training on business, marketing, language and culture is also available, for instance, at open universities.
The Economic Development Centres and Business Finland also organise events related to internationalisation also participated by foreign operators. The events help you obtain information about the opportunities available in new markets.