BCC is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Science and Information & Communication Technology. Training has an important place among the activities of BCC. During the year 1990-91 to 1996-97 a total of three hundred and sixty one trainees has been trained under the training program. The website has a training course calendar and links to the training institutions that operate under the BCC.

This ministry provides training in ICT. The website introduces briefly the training programs.

The Department of Women Affairs (DWA) and the Jatiya Mohila Sangstha ( JMS) are especially responsible for empowering women. The website presents briefly the training activities of these two entities.

This page introduces a number of training programmes that the UNDP runs together with the Ministry of Social Welfare, the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, and the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

Institutions

This Academy trains government officials and representatives of the local government and village organizations in various subjects relating to rural development. Administratively, it is attached to the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives. The website has information on the training courses and programmes, and on the training centres.

On 9 July 2003 this Institution has been declared as an independent Research Organization through an "Act" under the Ministry of Textiles. The Training Section of this institute imparts training to the personnel of Govt. and Non Govt. organizations working on sericulture through both short term (mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing, silkworm egg production, silk reeling and spinning, silk weaving, dyeing and printing) and long-term courses (Artisan, Certificate and Post Graduate Diploma in Sericulture). The institute so far trained 545 in long term and 1926 persons in short term courses. The website has limited information on the training activities.

Bangladesh Computer Samity is the voice of ICT industry of Bangladesh. Among other things it organises training programmes. The website has information on programmes it provides for its members and on programmes it provides for other groups. One of them is the Skill-based IT Training for The Madrasah/ Disadvantaged Youth.

The website of this public training institution provides information on the training courses, seminars and workshops of the Centre.

Established by the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) this institute develops training programmes related to technology assessment, transfer, development, and dissemination. The website has information about the short courses and training.

This public institute provides training to various statistical workers on technical and professional aspects of applied statistics.

Over the last five years ITN-Bangladesh, a public institution, and its Sub-Centres have conducted 70 courses and trained 2389 professionals. The website provides information on the training courses.

Partly funded by the Government of Bangladesh this non-profit company for poverty alleviation sponsors, promotes and provides various forms of assistance, including financial, institutional, advisory and training, to non-government, semi-government and government organizations, voluntary agencies and societies, local government bodies, institutions and groups of individuals undertaking activities with a view to generate income and create employment opportunities. The website has information on the training programmes of the PKSF.