In a bid to bolster technical education, the Bangladeshi government has announced transformative measures to expand this sector. State Minister for Land and Chattogram Hill Tracts Affairs, Barrister Mir Mohammad Helal Uddin, highlighted the importance of equipping students with job-ready skills to cater to the current demands of the national and global job markets.
Emphasizing Practical Education
During the inauguration of the Mir Mohammad Nasir Uddin Academic Bhaban at Mir Noabul Haque Memorial High School in Hathazari, the state minister stressed that practical, job-oriented education should be the focus for young people. He urged students to prioritize practical skills over merely obtaining certificates or traditional academic qualifications.
Historical Ties to Technical Education
The event was attended by former minister and school founder, Mir Mohammad Nasir Uddin, who shared his own educational journey and emphasized the importance of integrity and responsibility in young people. He advocated for an honest and ethical approach to education as a means to achieve success and contribute to the country's welfare.
Support from Local Community
The event was chaired by the school's headmaster, Mohammad Selim Uddin Reza, and was attended by notable figures including school donor member Barrister Israt Nazneen Nasir, Hathazari Upazila Nirbahi Officer Mohammad Abdullah Al Mumin, and Executive Engineer of the Education Engineering Department, Chattogram, Tanvir Islam.
The government's initiative to expand technical education aims to produce a skilled workforce capable of driving the country's development and meeting the demands of an evolving job market.
