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A Call to Action for Industry Leaders, Trade Bodies, and AssociationsBangladesh is witnessing an alarming trend—local businesses, SMEs, and MNCs are hiring talent from neighboring countries while thousands of skilled professionals remain underutilized within our own borders. From banking to …

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, outsourcing has become a strategic advantage for companies worldwide. Businesses are increasingly looking to cut costs, boost efficiency, and gain access to specialized talent without the overhead costs of hiring full-time employees. SkillBangladesh (www.skillbangladesh.com.bd) …

The BPO sector in Bangladesh is experiencing rapid growth, particularly in Accounting, Finance, Business Management, Marketing, and Banking, thanks to the transformative efforts of LCBS Dhaka, ISD, and SkillBangladesh. By integrating global professional qualifications, industry-focused skills training, and AI-driven talent …

Bangladesh has emerged as a prominent hub for ACCA & CIMA students due to unique initiatives and strong support systems provided by institutions like LCBS Dhaka. Students in Bangladesh excel for the following reasons: Why LCBS Dhaka for ACCA?Since its …

Since its inception in 2010, LCBS Dhaka has set an unparalleled benchmark in professional education and human capital development in Bangladesh. As the first ACCA Platinum Institute in the country, it has developed the highest number of ACCA-qualified professionals and …

Bangladesh is uniquely positioned to lead the global skilled workforce market, thanks to its demographic dividend. With a predominantly youthful population—higher in proportion than many other nations—Bangladesh holds an unparalleled advantage in addressing the global workforce shortage. As birth rates …

In today’s rapidly evolving global job market, traditional recruitment practices often involve intermediaries or agencies acting as middlemen between employers and job seekers. While some agencies may provide value to employers, they often exploit job seekers, particularly in developing nations …