The training will be conducted in 6 batches of 15 participants. Upon successful completion, each graduate will receive a desktop computer to support employment, freelancing, or entrepreneurship.
To this end an inauguration was held on 27th July 2026. The inauguration was attended by the Upazila Youth Development Officer, highlighting the importance of investing in local talent. This initiative is part of COAST Foundation’s broader vision to establish an International Standard Skills Development Training Center in Ukhiya, creating sustainable opportunities for local young women and men.
COAST Foundation’s Executive Director, Mr. Rezaul Karim Chowdhury, believes that developing the skills of local communities is one of the fundamental pillars of building a prosperous and self-reliant society
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