Updates

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is the backbone of any digital initiative. ICT covers the vast area of information technology, communication technology and telecommunication technology.

The National Children and Youth Programming Contest in school-level has come to its final round. To this end, a four-day event has been rolled out today with a training session took place ahead of the National Scratch contest that falls on tomorrow.

The National Children and Youth Programming Contest is completed in district-level. A total of 5400 Participants from 64 districts sat for district-level contest, 2700 participants in scratch programming and 2700 in python.

The competition in districts has begun, Scratch programming contest on 2nd June and Python programming contest will be on the 3rd June 2018, winning team from each contest will be declared to compete in the national contest.

This year things are getting bigger and better, for the first time primary school students can participate in the programming competition.

Addressing the current 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 steering for the entry-level job seekers. Young Bangla, the biggest youth platform of Bangladesh is going to organize four career camps in Chattogram, Rangpur, Barishal and Sylhet unitedly with aamra companies.

Addressing the present job market of Bangladesh, Korposhopan Pataton (KSP) careercamp aims at facilitating training in as many as possible districts of the country as a guide to career readiness and employability skills to impart need-based guidance for the entry-level job seekers.

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.

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.