The Executive Training Programme (ETP) helps participants succeed in the South-Korean and Japanese markets.

evopro debuted in South-Korea in connection with the development and commissioning of an airport baggage system, furthermore the South-Korean Hankook company have utilized evopro's engineering services in Dunaújváros. Following its involvement in logistical systems, evopro's engineers have also helped commission power plants, the latest one for KSTAR where evopro Innovation developed a plasma diagnostics control system. 

The company considers South-Korea and its multinational conglomerates a focus market. In order to make future collaborations easier, evopro took part in a human resource development program that started in November 2012. It was financed by the European Union and it took place at the Waseda and Yonsei universities in South-Korea. During the year long training evopro was represented by Zsolt  Várady.

An interview with him can be read in the October 2013 issue of ETP's newsletter.