In recent years, the demand for a skilled workforce in Bangladesh has surged across various industries, creating a critical need for an effective and responsive Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system. As the country continues its journey towards economic growth, it is increasingly apparent that bridging the gap between TVET supply and demand is vital for sustainable development. The TVET sector plays a central role in addressing the skill needs of industries and ensuring that individuals are equipped with the competencies required to thrive in the evolving labor market.
This report, TVET Demand and Supply Analysis in Bangladesh: A Comprehensive Desk Report, aims to provide an in-depth examination of the current state of TVET in Bangladesh. Developed by Khan Mohammad Mahmud Hasan, a seasoned TVET Consultant and Labour Market Specialist, the report synthesizes existing data, trends, and analyses to shed light on key areas of alignment and misalignment between TVET supply and industry demand. By offering detailed insights into institutional frameworks, quality indicators, enrollment trends, industry requirements, and skills gaps, this document presents a holistic view of the TVET landscape in Bangladesh.
Furthermore, the report outlines actionable strategies for improving the TVET system, including policy recommendations and innovative approaches to strengthen industry-institution linkages and ensure future-ready skills development. This comprehensive analysis is intended not only to inform policymakers and stakeholders but also to serve as a valuable resource for educators, employers, and professionals involved in the development of Bangladesh’s workforce.
The findings presented here underscore the importance of adapting TVET programs to meet emerging industry needs and provide guidance on fostering a skilled labor force capable of driving the country’s economic growth and competitiveness in the global market.
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