seip project in bangladesh

After completion of this course the participant will be able to do
  • An improved understanding of social media and its different uses
  • The ability to identify and analyse the key social media platforms for specific target groups and business goals
  • An understanding of the processes involved in managing and monitoring social media efforts
  • The ability to design a social media marketing or communication strategy for a company or organization
  • The ability to develop a social media policy
  • Will work as software professionals in local and global IT firms, telecom industry, corporate houses, banks, government agencies etc.
  • Will work as software professionals in local and global IT firms, telecom industry, corporate houses, banks, government agencies etc.
    • Improve program for skilling new entrants and up-skilling existing workforce to enhance productivity and growth of priority industry sectors;
    • Impart skills training linked to gainful employment or self-employment through PKSF partners and their livelihood programs as well as through Bangladesh Bank Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Department linked to jobs in SMEs;
    • Develop a network of training providers that are endorsed by industry for providing excellence of training to meet the skills needs of employers;
    • Establish and implement a strategy to address the special needs of groups specified in the NSDP and ensure their participation in SEIP programs;
    • Implement a vocational trainer development program for trainers and assessors and a management leadership program for training provider management reflecting NSDP requirements;
    • Strengthen capacity of BTEB in approving training providers registration process, course accreditation and monitoring quality assurance and implementation procedures of training providers;
    • Support the training providers for capacity development to ensure quality training delivery mechanism;
    • Establish and institutionalize a credible recognition of prior learning (RPL) system;
    • Support the NSDC and key government ministries to strengthen institutional arrangements and coordination to enable the TVET system to meet policy objectives within a coherent skills development framework; and
    • Support the establishment and operationalization of a National Human Resources Development Fund (NHRDF).
     

    Contact Us

    For Dhaka Division:
    BASIS Institute of Technology & Management (BITM)
    BDBL Bhaban (3rd Floor - East), 12 Kawran Bazar, Dhaka -1215.
    Contact Number: +8809612342486 Ext: 209-211 (from 9:30am – 6:00 pm)
    Email address: seip@bitm.org.bd

    For Chittagong Division:
    BASIS Institute of Technology & Management (BITM)
    R.I Tower (4th Floor), 23/A M M Ali Road, Golpahar Circle (Beside Evergreen Health Center), Mehedibag, Chittagong.
    Contact Number: +8809612342486 Ext: 220 (from 9:30am – 6:00 pm)
    Email address: seip@bitm.org.bd


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