GP Explorers 2.0
GP Explorers 2.0 launched to upskill 357 youths
Grameenphone has recently launched Grameenphone Explorers 2.0, the second batch of its youth-development initiative, to ensure the growth of skills and expertise among future leaders.
The 12-week-long programme officially began with the orientation session on April 1.
At the programme, ICT State Minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak said, "Initiatives like Grameenphone Explorer 2.0 are key enablers that help devise how the youth of this country can prepare themselves to contribute to the growth of our great nation and unlock new opportunities for our future generations."
Also read: Grameenphone announces 15,500 4G towers in country
GP Explorers is an innovative upskilling initiative from Grameenphone – targeted to unleash the youths' potential and transform their mindset towards skills of the future.
This year, GP Explorers 2.0 is set to feature a wide range of virtual and real-time engagements between the participants and mentors, focusing on building their communication proficiency, entrepreneurship skills, and digital skills.
The programme also targets grooming their personalities to face the immensely competitive local and global job markets.
Also read: Grameenphone provides Tk 30 crore to workers welfare fund
Also,70% of the learning is designed to take place online with interactive digital tools, and 30% of live classes involve collaborative activities.
GP Explorers 2.0 will also hold regular counselling and experience sharing sessions for the aspiring youths' deep cognitive support.
Grameenphone CEO Yasir Azman said, "The first season of GP Explorers has seen significant impact from the three-month programme; the-then trainees are now confidently getting into corporate ecosystems. We are optimistic about finding more of such future leaders, this time with GP Explorers 2.0."
Also read: Grameenphone introduces portable pocket router
Over 1,400 students from 67 renowned educational institutions had applied to be a part of GP Explorers, from where only 357 were chosen to be eligible for the campaign, read a press release.
3 years ago