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1. Training Program:
Training is one of the most important programs of the Youth Development Department. In order to make unemployed youth a skilled human resource, the Department of Youth Development provides training in institutional and informal trade. At the district level, institutional training is provided on a residential and non-residential basis.
Residential training courses conducted at the district level youth training center
Training courses in livestock, poultry, first aid, fisheries and agriculture.
The duration of the residential training course is 3 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay 100.00Tk. The Department of Youth Development provides a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Fisheries Training Course:
The duration of the residential training course is 1 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Goat and sheep rearing and cattle first aid training courses
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Buffalo and cattle first aid training courses
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Mobile Servicing and Repair Training Course:
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Clothing training courses:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 3/6 months. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Block Printing Training Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 weeks. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Block, batik and screen printing training courses
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Modern Office Management and Computer Applications Training Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 500.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course come. C. Side.
Fisheries Training Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 1 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Computer Basic Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 1000.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to Computer Basic Course is HSC Pass.
Electronics Training Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to Electronics course is S, S, C side.
Electrical and Housewarming Courses
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to the Electrical A-house wiring course is the eighth grade.
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to the refrigeration and air-conditioning training course is S, C, C.
Travel training courses on various subjects at the upazila level
The duration of mobile training courses is from 7 days to 25 days. This is non-residential training and there is no fee to participate in this training. This training course is conducted on the basis of local needs at the unit police station and upazila level.
Training is one of the most important programs of the Youth Development Department. In order to make unemployed youth a skilled human resource, the Department of Youth Development provides training in institutional and informal trade. At the district level, institutional training is provided on a residential and non-residential basis.
Residential training courses conducted at the district level youth training center
Training courses in livestock, poultry, first aid, fisheries and agriculture.
The duration of the residential training course is 3 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay 100.00Tk. The Department of Youth Development provides a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Fisheries Training Course:
The duration of the residential training course is 1 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Goat and sheep rearing and cattle first aid training courses
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Buffalo and cattle first aid training courses
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Mobile Servicing and Repair Training Course:
The duration of the residential training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 100.Rs. Each participant is given a monthly training allowance of 3000.Tk. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Clothing training courses:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 3/6 months. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Block Printing Training Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 weeks. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Block, batik and screen printing training courses
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. For the admission to this training course, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Modern Office Management and Computer Applications Training Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay an admission fee of 500.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course come. C. Side.
Fisheries Training Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 1 months. To participate in this training, the trainee has to pay admission fee of 50.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to this course is eighth grade.
Computer Basic Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 1000.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to Computer Basic Course is HSC Pass.
Electronics Training Course
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to Electronics course is S, S, C side.
Electrical and Housewarming Courses
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to the Electrical A-house wiring course is the eighth grade.
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Course:
The duration of the non-resident training course is 6 months. Each trainee has to pay a course fee of 300.Rs. Minimum educational qualification for admission to the refrigeration and air-conditioning training course is S, C, C.
Travel training courses on various subjects at the upazila level
The duration of mobile training courses is from 7 days to 25 days. This is non-residential training and there is no fee to participate in this training. This training course is conducted on the basis of local needs at the unit police station and upazila level.
2. Poverty Alleviation and Debt Program
Unemployed youth live in poverty due to resource constraints. Because they have no resources and employment of their own, it is not possible for them to meet basic needs like food, nutrition, health and education. The main purpose of the poverty alleviation and credit program is to reduce this standard of living and provide a happy life for the unemployed youth through skillful training and easy-to-provide loans. This activity continues in all the upazilas of Bangladesh.
A) Family based employment programs
The aim and purpose of family-based lending activities is to strengthen self-employment by strengthening family bonds and providing skillful training and credit for the socio-economic development of the unemployed poor. A total of 258 upazilas of the country have been approved for implementation of micro-credit program but the program is being implemented in 236 upazilas due to lack of manpower. Under this program, the traditional occupation of the family will be used to reduce unemployment and promote family harmony and harmony by expanding activities, establishing family-saving habits for the development of living standards, and empowering women, education, health care, sanitation and promoting the environment. Under the family-based loan program, a 5-member group was formed with dependents from the same family or near relatives or neighboring families. A center was formed with groups of 8 to 10 such permanent residents of the same village. Loans are given to each member of the Center at the rate of Tk. 10000/ -, 15000/ - and 20000 / - respectively on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 2nd stage. Apart from this, there is arrangement for providing loan to enterprise lenders by following the principle of self-service loan to a maximum of 5 persons from a center, considering the socio-economic status of a successful lender. The employees of the department collect loan at village level and collect installments of loan from the center. The loan period is collected in weekly installments after the grace period has passed. No beneficiary is required to come to the office to borrow and pay the installment. Service charge is deducted at the rate of 10% (decreasing) on the capital payout. Here, the average service charge rate at the end of the term stands at 5% as no further service charge is charged on the original paid in weekly installments. However, it is important to note that those who pay weekly installments on time only get a 5% chance of being mentioned in the service charge. No formal training is required to obtain this loan. However, centrally oriented orientations are arranged at the village level on the 5-day socio-economic development and credit management system of the nominated members. The cumulative loan collection rate for family-based loan is 97%.
B) Youth training and self-employment programs
Under this program, there are activities in 64 districts and 496 upazilas (including 10 metropolitan unit police stations) in the country. Under this program, the office of the deputy director at the district headquarters provides training in various subjects. The duration of these training courses is from 1 months to 6 months. Apart from this, there are short-term informal mobile training facilities in five upazilas to provide short-term training in different trades based on local needs. Self-employment and income-generating activities of youth run by the nation-wide are contributing remarkably to solving unemployment problems and poverty alleviation. Under this program, unemployed youths are loaned to a single person for institutional / informal trade for self-employment. Loans ranging from Rs. 50,000/ - to Rs. 1,00,000/ - are given to a trained youth / youth in institutional trade and Rs. 30,000/ - to 50,000/-Rs. Institutional and informal loans were approved through two committees in the district and upazilas respectively. To obtain a loan, a borrower has to secure 2 guarantors and training in institutional / informal trade is mandatory. Loans are paid in monthly installments for a specified period of time for different trades after the grace period has passed. Service charge is deducted at the rate of 5% (decreasing) on loan granted. Here, the average service charge rate at the end of the term stands at 5%, since there is no further service charge on the monthly paid installment. However, it is important to note that those who pay monthly installments in a timely manner have a 5% chance of being mentioned in service charges. The cumulative debt collection rate of this program is 93%.
Unemployed youth live in poverty due to resource constraints. Because they have no resources and employment of their own, it is not possible for them to meet basic needs like food, nutrition, health and education. The main purpose of the poverty alleviation and credit program is to reduce this standard of living and provide a happy life for the unemployed youth through skillful training and easy-to-provide loans. This activity continues in all the upazilas of Bangladesh.
A) Family based employment programs
The aim and purpose of family-based lending activities is to strengthen self-employment by strengthening family bonds and providing skillful training and credit for the socio-economic development of the unemployed poor. A total of 258 upazilas of the country have been approved for implementation of micro-credit program but the program is being implemented in 236 upazilas due to lack of manpower. Under this program, the traditional occupation of the family will be used to reduce unemployment and promote family harmony and harmony by expanding activities, establishing family-saving habits for the development of living standards, and empowering women, education, health care, sanitation and promoting the environment. Under the family-based loan program, a 5-member group was formed with dependents from the same family or near relatives or neighboring families. A center was formed with groups of 8 to 10 such permanent residents of the same village. Loans are given to each member of the Center at the rate of Tk. 10000/ -, 15000/ - and 20000 / - respectively on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 2nd stage. Apart from this, there is arrangement for providing loan to enterprise lenders by following the principle of self-service loan to a maximum of 5 persons from a center, considering the socio-economic status of a successful lender. The employees of the department collect loan at village level and collect installments of loan from the center. The loan period is collected in weekly installments after the grace period has passed. No beneficiary is required to come to the office to borrow and pay the installment. Service charge is deducted at the rate of 10% (decreasing) on the capital payout. Here, the average service charge rate at the end of the term stands at 5% as no further service charge is charged on the original paid in weekly installments. However, it is important to note that those who pay weekly installments on time only get a 5% chance of being mentioned in the service charge. No formal training is required to obtain this loan. However, centrally oriented orientations are arranged at the village level on the 5-day socio-economic development and credit management system of the nominated members. The cumulative loan collection rate for family-based loan is 97%.
B) Youth training and self-employment programs
Under this program, there are activities in 64 districts and 496 upazilas (including 10 metropolitan unit police stations) in the country. Under this program, the office of the deputy director at the district headquarters provides training in various subjects. The duration of these training courses is from 1 months to 6 months. Apart from this, there are short-term informal mobile training facilities in five upazilas to provide short-term training in different trades based on local needs. Self-employment and income-generating activities of youth run by the nation-wide are contributing remarkably to solving unemployment problems and poverty alleviation. Under this program, unemployed youths are loaned to a single person for institutional / informal trade for self-employment. Loans ranging from Rs. 50,000/ - to Rs. 1,00,000/ - are given to a trained youth / youth in institutional trade and Rs. 30,000/ - to 50,000/-Rs. Institutional and informal loans were approved through two committees in the district and upazilas respectively. To obtain a loan, a borrower has to secure 2 guarantors and training in institutional / informal trade is mandatory. Loans are paid in monthly installments for a specified period of time for different trades after the grace period has passed. Service charge is deducted at the rate of 5% (decreasing) on loan granted. Here, the average service charge rate at the end of the term stands at 5%, since there is no further service charge on the monthly paid installment. However, it is important to note that those who pay monthly installments in a timely manner have a 5% chance of being mentioned in service charges. The cumulative debt collection rate of this program is 93%.
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