Government to create 20,000 BPO professionals
The Information and Communication Technology Division (ICT) in partnership with the private sector will create 20,000 Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) professionals in the next five years by providing training online to college and university students. As part of the program's launch, Agriculture Minister Mohammad Abdur Razzaque on Monday inaugurated the BPO skill development training program via digital platform at Mushuddi Razia College of Dhanbari, Tangail.
Some 130 students of the college will get 60 hours of training in English and 80 hours of training in German language which are required for getting BPO work. Chaired by Principal of the college Keshab Chandra Das, the function was addressed, among others, by LICT Project Director Tarique M Barkatullah and IT-ITES Policy Adviser Sami Ahmed, Chairman of Golden Harvest Infotech Rajeeb Samdani, CEO of A2Arena Asub Ullah Khan.
Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) and Golden Harvest Infotech jointly organized the function. The minister said ICT has expanded up to village level with the implementation of various initiatives under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
The Information and Communication Technology Division (ICT) in partnership with the private sector will create 20,000 Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) professionals in the next five years by providing training online to college and university students.
As part of the program's launch, Agriculture Minister Mohammad Abdur Razzaque on Monday inaugurated the BPO skill development training program via digital platform at Mushuddi Razia College of Dhanbari, Tangail.
Some 130 students of the college will get 60 hours of training in English and 80 hours of training in German language which are required for getting BPO work.
Chaired by Principal of the college Keshab Chandra Das, the function was addressed, among others, by LICT Project Director Tarique M Barkatullah and IT-ITES Policy Adviser Sami Ahmed, Chairman of Golden Harvest Infotech Rajeeb Samdani, CEO of A2Arena Asub Ullah Khan.
Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) and Golden Harvest Infotech jointly organized the function.
The minister said ICT has expanded up to village level with the implementation of various initiatives under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Source: Dhaka Tribune, 2nd November, 2021
