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About Narayanganj Govt. Technical School & College

Narayanganj Govt. TSC is founded in 1982 to operate SSC (Voc), HSS(Voc) and Basic Short  courses as a comprehensive, government institute. It is an excellent institution in Bangladesh, serving as the premier educational and learning center for Bangladesh. In addition to offering an excellent technical and vocational education program, the institute continues to be an integral component of economic and social development initiatives. Narayanganj  Technical School & College are distinguished by an excellent, co-curriculum activity, social relational program, faculty and dedicated staff. Students are afforded a supportive environment in order to expand their knowledge, the primary program emphasis at the institute is high-quality, affordable certificate programs. The institute acknowledges its responsibility to enrich the educational opportunities for students throughout the country and to provide programs and services responsive to the industrial, practical field and community service, and economic development needs of the region

 

Scope of Narayanganj Govt. Technical School & College:

Narayanganj Govt Technical School & College is a government institute with the power and authority to provide education, training and to confer vocational degrees, and certificates in four branches of knowledge including, general subjects, computer and information technology, farm-machinery, general electronics, and general electrical works trade. The levels of education will include higher secondary school level.

Under the ASSET project, 04 months swing machine operator, computer operation, RAC, welding and consumer electronics short courses are ongoing. 
During the course, a training allowance of 100 taka per day and 2000 taka per month for girls and 1500 taka for boys is provided to each trainee. Admission to the course is offered three times a year: January-April, May-August and September-December sessions.