Personal voluntary service. This is offered by one individual — Chowdhury Remon — not an organisation or institution. No certificate, diploma, or formal qualification is issued. Sessions are educational and informal. For certified training, see BTEB. Both online (Zoom/Google Meet) and offline (Dhaka) sessions are available — mention your preference when applying.
Practical knowledge that schools do not teach — driving theory, vehicle maintenance, AC repair, welding basics, short video scripting. All free, all by request. If you need to learn something practical and cannot afford a course, send a request.
These skills can change someone’s daily life or open a new source of income. A mechanic who understands their engine works more confidently. A driver who understands road rules survives longer. A person who can script a short video can reach an audience. All guidance is in plain language, for real beginners.
Bangladesh road theory, traffic rules, road signs, defensive driving, and BRTA driving test preparation. Practical tips for Dhaka traffic specifically.
Basic understanding of motorcycle and car engines. Not to become a mechanic — but to understand your mechanic, spot problems early, and do simple maintenance yourself.
Understand how air conditioners work, diagnose common problems, and do basic cleaning. Enough to know what is wrong and avoid being overcharged by a technician.
Introduction to welding for complete beginners — tools, safety, and basic techniques. Ideal for anyone starting welding as a skill or career path in Bangladesh.
How to write a 60–90 second video script for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Facebook Reels, and Instagram — the format reaching the most people in Bangladesh right now.
How affiliate marketing works, how to start with zero budget, how to choose the right products, and how to avoid common scams in Bangladesh.
What a social media manager actually does, how to manage accounts for small businesses, and how to find your first client without experience.
What virtual assistants do, which platforms to use, how to set up a profile that gets hired, and the skills that clients pay for most in 2025.
How the fashion modelling industry works in Bangladesh, what agencies look for, how to build a portfolio with no money, and the realities of the industry — good and bad.
A realistic guide to getting into acting in Bangladesh — TV, film, commercials, and digital. What it takes, how the industry works, and how to start without connections.
An introduction to fashion design principles, pattern basics, garment construction concepts, and career paths in Bangladesh's RMG industry.
What a tech pack is, why garment factories in Bangladesh need them, and how to start creating tech packs — a high-demand skill in Bangladesh's RMG sector.
An introduction to CNC machines — what they are, how they work, what operators do, and the career opportunities in Bangladesh's manufacturing sector.
If there is a practical skill not listed here — describe it and send a request. If it can be taught in a session, it will be.
No prior knowledge needed. Sessions in English or Bangla — you choose.
Send a RequestUse the Apply page or Contact form. Describe the skill and your current level.
A reply with a suggested time arrives within 24–48 hours via Zoom or Google Meet.
45–60 minutes. Notes shared by email after. Always free.
Yes. Every session is completely free. No payment of any kind is ever asked or accepted.
No. All sessions are designed for complete beginners. No background required.
Yes. Sessions are available in English and Bangla. You choose the language that is most comfortable for you.
Yes. Use the Contact form and describe what you need. If it can be covered in a session, it will be arranged.
Skills guidance is educational only. For certified qualifications contact BTEB — bteb.gov.bd. For driving licences: BRTA — brta.gov.bd.