RFL employs 120 women trained by BITAC
SM Ihsanul Karim, director of Bangladesh Industrial and Technical Assistance Centre (BITAC), and Ikbal Hossain Patwari, project director of Self-employment and Poverty Alleviation at BITAC, pose at an event to hand over certificates to trainees who completed vocational training at the organisation. RFL recruited 120 of the trainees. Photo: RFL
RFL has recruited 120 women after three-month skills training at Bangladesh Industrial and Technical Assistance Centre or BITAC. The women were employed as full-time employees, Zaber Al Rahad Khan, a senior manager at RFL, said in a statement.
SM Ihsanul Karim, director of BITAC, received the appointment letters on behalf of the trainees at programme at the BITAC auditorium, according to the statement. BITAC trained some 300 women in the latest batch and RFL shortlisted 120 of them.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. A total of 3,500 people, who completed BITAC training, have been employed to Pran-RFL Group over the last five years.
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