Korea ICT Learning Program (KoIL) invites policymakers, public officials, and experts in the ICT field to share the newest technologies and issues to be reflected on national policies and plans to address welfare, poverty, economic, and educational challenges using ICT tools.

Participants in KoIL Program learn Korea's ICT development strategies, discuss current issues and trends, and seek means of cooperation to advance their nations' strategies on ICT planning, information security, rural informatization, and incorporation of new technologies.
In addition to the major programs offered independently by the Korean government, special seminars are designed jointly with international organizations such as Asia-Pacific Telecommunity(APT), International Telecommunication Union(ITU) and World Bank(WB).
Local ICT seminar (held in partner countries) is also available to better reflect distinct national status and demands. Based on the partner country’s needs, Korean experts are dispatched to the countries and hold seminars to share Korea’s ICT development experiences.
KoIL Program also offers the Global ICT Leadership Forum every year to strengthen the ICT policy capacity of high-level ICT policymakers in partner countries.