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SOS Children’s Villages Bangladesh, Commercial Bank of Ceylon to train youths in digital marketing

SOS Children’s Villages Bangladesh, Commercial Bank of Ceylon to train youths in digital marketing

SOS Children's Villages Bangladesh and Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC Bangladesh Operations have partnered to provide digital marketing training to young people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. A cheque handover ceremony marking the partnership was held at the Head Office of Commercial Bank of Ceylon in Dhaka, according to the Dhaka Tribune Business.

The partnership aims to equip these young people with professional digital marketing skills. Further details about the training program, such as its duration and curriculum, are not specified in the reports.

There is no information on how the training will be conducted or its expected outcomes. The Bangkok Post Business report, while mentioning digital financial systems, appears to be unrelated to the partnership between SOS Children's Villages Bangladesh and Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC Bangladesh Operations.

Brief written by urgent.news from Dhaka Tribune Business, Bangkok Post Business — 2 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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