The training program was held in Krishibid Institute Bangladesh and had 360 ICT teachers of schools from all over the country and Lab Coordinators of Sheikh Russell Digital labs.
Kormoshopan Pataton Career Camp at Chattogram
Addressing the present job market of Bangladesh, Kormoshopan Pataton career aims at facilitating training in 64 districts of the country as a guide to career readiness and employability skills to impart need-based guidance for the entry-level job seekers.
2nd phase of power ministry internship kicks off
Second phase of Young Bangla’s revolutionary internship scheme with Bangladesh government’s Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources (MoPEMR) kicked off on Tuesday, April 10, 2018.
Joy Bangla Concert 2018: The countdown begins
March is almost here, and it’s that time of the year again when all the rockers get ready to put up their hands together for another Joy Bangla Concert, the biggest annual rock music extravaganza in Bangladesh.
Young Bangla Facebook Live: Amplifying unheard voices of youth
One of Young Bangla’s core promises is to amplify the unheard voices of youth and give them a say in the national policymaking dialogue. The “Young Bangla Facebook Live” program that has given hundreds of thousands of youth a unique opportunity to go one-on-one with policymakers, has been doing just that.
Revolutionary E-Village device set to hit production line
The E-Village project, which has the potential to digitalize and therefore revolutionize the way agriculture is being practiced in Bangladesh, is all set to start production of its first sensor device following the successful completion of the pilot phase.
Career avenue in tourism-hospitality for Young Bangla members
Following the success of placements in the first ever internship program combining public and private sector in Bangladesh, Young Bangla has expanded its Vision 2021 Internship program to the tourism and hospitality management industry.
Young Bangla stars gear up to fire all cylinders
Scarcity of safe drinking water is a major problem in Bangladesh. While urban areas suffer from weak distribution, rural areas are hit by salinity and arsenic contamination. A little awareness about keeping sources safe and minimizing wastage could do a world of good to people suffering from these problems. During a Network Meeting on December 20, 2017, at the Panshi Restaurant in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, a group of youth-led organizations affiliated with Young Bangla came up with an idea to address this.
Work with Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources
Young Bangla is inviting applications for the following placement. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply. Minimum requirements will be flexible for the winners/finalists of Joy Bangla Youth Award 2015 and 2017.