Bangladesh has a number of training programs for the apparel sector.
The apparel and textile sector is Bangladesh’s largest export industry. The courses aim at increasing the skilled workforce and build future leaders of the industry.

The programs help more than 120 graduates develop the skills needed to join the workforce in the garment manufacturing industry. Training is provided by experts. The programs are designed for both classroom training and shop floor skill enhancement learning to build a practical awareness of quality assurance testing within the textile sector. Through these programs the garment and textile workforce is strengthened. Students learn best practices that will allow them to achieve best in class performance in the workplace.

Bangladesh is preparing to graduate from least developed country status in 2024. Its readymade garment sector is much safer than in 2013 when the Rana Plaza disaster occurred. Dramatic improvements are taking place that are bringing the sector up to world-class standards.

Safety in the workplace has become a major priority in Bangladesh. A training program has been launched for some eight lakh readymade garment workers. This training is expected to contribute greatly to that goal as both workers and employers will benefit from improved safety practices.