Building Youth Employability through Skills (BYETS) 

The Building Youth Employability through Skills (BYETS) project will empower Bangladeshi youth with improved technical, employability and entrepreneurial skills, and connect them to income generating opportunities: jobs and self-employment. BYETS will partner with Training Service Providers (TSPs), government, industry, and employers to create a conducive environment for the targeted youth that would facilitate employment opportunities for them.
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Chattogram
22.356851
91.7831819
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Khulna
22.6737735
89.3966581
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Rajshahi
24.3733087
88.6048716
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Dhaka
23.810332
90.4125181
Project duration
2022 - 2026
Financed by
  • Embassy of the Netherlands

The Project

Nearly 30% youth in Bangladesh are not in education, employment, or training (NEET). Youth unemployment rate in Bangladesh is also comparatively higher than the national unemployment rate. The project aims to support youths by providing training in three sectors: Readymade Garments (RMG), Agro-processing (AP), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The project offers opportunities to collaborate with on-going initiatives of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), other donor-funded programmes and Dutch-based companies and academia.

News

Bangladesh
Upskilling and Reskilling, Labour market insertion
08.12.2024
BYETS project joins hands with QA Harbor Limited to launch a high-end ICT training
BYETS project collaborates with QA Harbor Limited to launch a comprehensive high-end Information and Communications Technology (ICT) training program for young individuals on Software Quality Assurance (SQA).
Bangladesh
Upskilling and Reskilling
26.11.2024
BYETS Collaborates with Educo and e-Learning & Earning Ltd. to Empower Ethnic Minority Youth in Rajshahi
BYETS collaborates with Educo and e-Learning Ltd. to deliver ICT training for ethnic minority youth in Rajshahi, focusing on bridging skill gaps and enhancing livelihood opportunities. This initiative aims to empower marginalised communities through improved access to digital skills and employment prospects.
Bangladesh
Upskilling and Reskilling
05.11.2024
BYETS Project’s Roundtable on GRI reporting for a more compliant and transparent RMG sector
BYETS project of Swisscontact arranged a Roundtable discussion in collaboration with The Daily Star on the importance of Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) reporting in RMG factories in Bangladesh on October 24, 2024.