Programmes
Programmes
Twenty courses in four fields, at NSDA-recognised levels 2 to 4. Every course is taught the same way: hands-on, in equipped classrooms and labs, by instructors who have done the work themselves.
Hospitality & food
Level 2 to 4
- Food and beverage productionLevel 2–4
- Food and beverage serviceLevel 2–3
- Bakery and pastryLevel 2–3
- HousekeepingLevel 2–3
- Front officeLevel 2–3
- Food processing and preservationLevel 2–4
Textiles & crafts
Level 2 to 3
- Tailoring and dressmakingLevel 2–3
- Block, batik and screen printLevel 2–3
- Hand stitching and embroideryLevel 2–3
- Fashion design and product developmentLevel 3
Digital & enterprise
Level 2 to 4
- Computer operationLevel 2–3
- Graphic designLevel 3
- Web developmentLevel 3–4
- Digital marketingLevel 3
- BeautificationLevel 2–3
- Entrepreneurship developmentLevel 3–4
What the levels mean
Our courses follow the national qualification levels of the National Skills Development Authority and are assessed under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board.
Level 2 — the basics of a trade; enough to start work under supervision.
Level 3 — independent work to a professional standard.
Level 4 — supervisory work, quality control and the ability to train others.
Assessment is competency based: you are judged on what you can do, not on what you can recite. Successful students receive a nationally recognised certificate.
Four steps to a place
Choose a course
Look through the four fields and pick the trade you want to learn. Not sure? Come and talk to us first.
Register
Fill in the enrolment form, or bring your identity document and your last school certificate to the campus.
Pay the fee
Fees depend on the course and the level, and include materials and assessment. Ask us for an indication. Scholarships and NGO-funded places are available.
Start learning
Classes are small, with a morning of theory and an afternoon of practice in our own kitchens, workshops and computer lab.
Learning by doing
Prism offers hands-on, practical training through contemporary courses that prepare students for real-world careers. Skilled teachers and well-equipped facilities create the learning environment; internships, career guidance and placement assistance support every step of the journey.
Students in hospitality practise in a working kitchen and at a real front desk. Textile students finish garments that are sold. Enterprise students leave with a business plan they can act on.
Excited to join one of our programmes?
Sign up and start your journey toward developing your skills, becoming self-reliant and making a positive impact.