Group briefing
Club Briefing
The group leaves with a shared glossary, a marked example of a public fee table, and a written list of questions to take to their own next meeting.
Who it is for. University study clubs, workplace lunch circles, and small teams of colleagues. The room hosts up to twelve readers in one sitting.
- Fee
- From 700,000 KRW
- Basis
- Quoted half-day fee for a group at the reading room; travel and extra primer sets are additional
- Time
- Four hours, including a break
- Where
- The reading room, or another quiet room in Gyeonggi when travel is quoted
Who leads it
Haeun Park and Minjae Cho together when the group is larger than eight; one facilitator for a smaller group
Before you come
Send the number of readers, whether anyone has used a wallet, and the single topic the group most wants (swaps, lending, or stablecoins). Staff send a one-page plan before the date.
Limits
English. More than twelve readers means a second sitting, quoted separately. Travel outside Paju and inside Gyeonggi is quoted. A briefing is an introduction, not the six-week circle.
Included
- Four hours with a facilitator
- A printed glossary for each reader, up to twelve copies
- Tea during the break
- The question list written before the group leaves
Outside this booking
- The full six-week primer set, unless extra copies are ordered at cost
- Individual investment opinions
- Evening sessions after 18:00 unless agreed in the quote
How a booking moves
- Send the date, headcount, and the topic the group cares about.
- Staff send a quote, including the 200,000 KRW date-holding amount and any travel or printing lines.
- Pay the holding amount by bank transfer to reserve the day.
- Pay the remaining fee before the briefing day.
- Meet at the room, or at the quoted address.
Cancellation, missed weeks, and the briefing holding amount are set out on the refund page. Current figures sit on rates.