ILO in Bangladesh
TVET Awareness Campaign
The ILO Skills 21 project, funded by the European Union, supported the Department of Technical Education to develop and implement a TVET awareness campaign using different tools and channels to reach out 1,261,667 inhabitants in Sylhet, Gaibandha and Rangamati.
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Eight TVET graduates from the three institutes were chosen to be the influencers of this campaign. Their stories have been shared throughout the campaign through different means. On the Campus Open Day, the influencers came to the campus and inspired others by telling the stories of their successes through TVET education. The videos of their stories can be found on the YouTube channel, the Karigori Protibha platform and on the DTE's website.
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Eight TVET graduates from the three institutes were chosen to be the influencers of this campaign. Their stories have been shared throughout the campaign through different means. On the Campus Open Day, the influencers came to the campus and inspired others by telling the stories of their successes through TVET education. The videos of their stories can be found on the YouTube channel, the Karigori Protibha platform and on the DTE's website.
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Eight TVET graduates from the three institutes were chosen to be the influencers of this campaign. Their stories have been shared throughout the campaign through different means. On the Campus Open Day, the influencers came to the campus and inspired others by telling the stories of their successes through TVET education. The videos of their stories can be found on the YouTube channel, the Karigori Protibha platform and on the DTE's website.
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TVET officials, students and influencers engaged with communities across Sylhet, Gaibandha and Kaptai, Rangamati districts to advocate the importance of the TVET education, career paths of TVET and success stories. As part of the community mobilisation activities, 18 parents' meetings, 27 hotspot activities, and nine local protibha fairs were organised.
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TVET officials, students and influencers engaged with communities across Sylhet, Gaibandha and Kaptai, Rangamati districts to advocate the importance of the TVET education, career paths of TVET and success stories. As part of the community mobilisation activities, 18 parents' meetings, 27 hotspot activities, and nine local protibha fairs were organised.
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The local government supported the campaign in Sylhet, Gaibandha and Kaptai through community-level mobilization and participation in the Campus Open Day. They furthermore committed to supporting the TVET institutes during the upcoming campaigns.
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The local government supported the campaign in Sylhet, Gaibandha and Kaptai through community-level mobilization and participation in the Campus Open Day. They furthermore committed to supporting the TVET institutes during the upcoming campaigns.
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The local government supported the campaign in Sylhet, Gaibandha and Kaptai through community-level mobilization and participation in the Campus Open Day. They furthermore committed to supporting the TVET institutes during the upcoming campaigns.
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The local employers and the chambers of commerce were fully engaged in the campaign. They participated at the event and after observing the competency-based training system they confirmed that it met their requirements. They also set up their stalls to collect the CVs of TVET graduates and recruited some of them instantly.
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The local employers and the chambers of commerce were fully engaged in the campaign. They participated at the event and after observing the competency-based training system they confirmed that it met their requirements. They also set up their stalls to collect the CVs of TVET graduates and recruited some of them instantly.
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The local employers and the chambers of commerce were fully engaged in the campaign. They participated at the event and after observing the competency-based training system they confirmed that it met their requirements. They also set up their stalls to collect the CVs of TVET graduates and recruited some of them instantly.
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