Chapainawabganj Correspondent: The second batch of a five-day ‘Industrial Entrepreneurship Development Training Course,’ organized by the Chapainawabganj district office of the Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC), has been inaugurated.

The training course was officially launched on Sunday (November 1) at the district BSCIC office, with the Deputy Commissioner of Chapainawabganj, Abu Saleh Md. Musa Jangi, attending as the chief guest.
The event was presided over by Md. Sajidul Islam, Assistant General Manager of the BSCIC district office in Chapainawabganj.
Mohammad Abdur Rahim, an Extension Officer at the BSCIC district office, delivered the welcome address. He outlined the objectives and significance of the training course, as well as the various initiatives and support provided by BSCIC to foster new entrepreneurs. He also encouraged the participants to apply the knowledge gained during the training to establish themselves as successful entrepreneurs.
In his address, the chief guest emphasized the vital role of small and cottage industries in the country’s economic development and job creation. He noted that such training programs would play a significant role in strengthening the local economy by cultivating new entrepreneurs.
During the five-day training, participants will receive instruction on topics such as selecting a business and conducting feasibility studies, developing business plans, industrial registration, accessing BSCIC’s support and loan facilities, online marketing, and various aspects of industrial management.
It is expected that this BSCIC training program will enable participants to establish themselves as entrepreneurs, while also contributing to the creation of new employment opportunities and the nation’s economic development.
Notably, the training course will run from November 1 to November 5, 2026.