Problem Statement
Arafat, a 17-year-old from Rangpur, excels in academics but feels unprepared for the job market. His school focuses on rote learning, leaving gaps in essential employability skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
During a career counseling session, he realizes that qualities like adaptability, leadership, and networking are just as crucial as technical knowledge—yet missing from his curriculum. As Bangladesh’s economy evolves with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, young people need critical thinking, decision-making, and digital literacy to stay competitive.
Bridging this skills gap is key to ensuring Arafat—and millions like him—can secure meaningful jobs and drive Bangladesh’s growth.