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People N Tech introduces Tk 12 lakh scholarship

United State-based international technology company People N Tech has introduced Tk 12 lakh in Information Technology training programme. Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) academic Professor Mohammad Kaykobad awarded the “Winner Cards” among trainees at an event at People N Tech office located at Green Road in the capital on Saturday.

There were about five thousands applications submitted at People N Tech during Digital World-2015 in the capital. There were selected three lucky winners for each of every day in for day long technology carnival. Total 12 winners will get training of Web Development, Mobile Application development, Oracle and English language. The winners will get trainings at free of cost in fifth batch of People N tech in Bangladesh from March.

The regular fee of those courses is Tk 95,200. Every scholar will be provided 132 hours basic training on respective subject as well as 48 hours special course on English language. The authority is very hopeful to continue the scholarship programme. “Japan wins the world by introducing new innovation in technology.

We have not stepped in the arena yet. Most of the innovations fail due to lack of skill in English. English is not our mother language. So the skill is very essential for expose innovation in modern world,” BUET Professor Mohammad Kaykobad told the event. Most of the people go Middle East for their backwardness in technology. If we trained our student in technology well, they can earn more in western courtiers,” BUET Professor added and urged young people to engage them in innovations.

People N Tech Advisor Professor Sazzad Hossain, Director Yusuf Khan, Business Development Manager Sheikh Durjoy Zaman, Thikana magazine Special Correspondent Salem Suleri attended the event among others.

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