Since 2020 BM International Training Centre Manpower has brought employers and job seekers together with results that speak for themselves! Our experience, powerful insights, proven delivery, and attention to detail have identified top human resources companies across a range of professional levels, industries, and companies throughout Bangladesh. BM Travels Limited takes pride in its extensive and diverse experience in supplying the human resources requirement for the Construction, Engineering, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Information Technology, Mining, Retail, Hospitality, and Healthcare Industries. We have been making mutually beneficial matches between job seekers and our corporate clients and go to great lengths to ensure that both needs are satisfied. We use proprietary recruitment techniques to pinpoint the most suitable job candidates.
Vision
BM International Training Centre Manpower has to recruit qualified applicants into its Manpower database pooled by its principal office, Dhaka city. Systematically and efficiently pre-qualify and shortlist applicants, then forward them to foreign principals and employers. Maintain good and harmonious relations with foreign principals, bankers, and employers and ensure maximum employment benefits to the Bangladesh Workers.
Mission
BM International Training Centre Manpower aspires to be one of the top performers in the Manpower service in Bangladesh by deploying the best and most qualified Workers to different countries in the World. BM Travels Limited Manpower endeavors to give our fundamental corporate policy a balance of employment benefits. The company also aims to create an honest, sincere, and mutually contributive relationship with foreign employers to assure and sustain a high level of competency, professionalism, and satisfaction for Bangladesh workers and Employers in this rebounding, highly competitive industry.
Executive Summary
The growth of the economy and employment opportunity in Bangladesh is restricted, among others, by the skill shortage. Every year, about 2 million human resources are added to Bangladesh’s labour force. Out of this vast labour force, many cannot get wage employment due to a lack of available job opportunities within the country. If this population’s skills are developed, they can get jobs either in the country or abroad.
Bangladesh is the eighth most populous country in the world. Of the total population, 60.63 per cent (87 million people) lie in the 15-to-49-years-of-age bracket. The availability of such a vast workforce is undoubtedly a demographic dividend for Bangladesh. A large number of Bangladeshi people are in search of overseas employment when exposed to a complex social environment – which involves high rates of unemployment, poverty, land scarcity, and low wages for semi-skilled and skilled workers. In addition, the demand for cheaper workers and shortages of the semi-skilled and less-skilled worker in destination countries has created opportunities for overseas employment for Bangladeshis. About 9.6 million Bangladeshi migrant workers are engaged in remunerated activities in more than 160 countries worldwide. In recent years, the yearly migration from Bangladesh has been about 500,000 to 600,000 people.
Temporary migrant workers are classified into four categories: (1) professional; (2) skilled; (3) semi-skilled, and (4) less-skilled. Among the migrant workers from Bangladesh, 2.21 per cent are professional; 31.53 per cent are skilled; 13.98 per cent are semi-skilled; and 52.29 per cent are less skilled.
Information of the Company
| Name of the Company | BM International Training Centre |
| Year of Establishment | 2020 C.E. |
| Type of Company | Skill Manpower Provider |
| Business Type | Private Company |
| Registered Address | Plot No: 2711, East Vatara 100 Feet, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh |
| Monthly Export Capability | As per Requirement |
| bmttlld@gmail.com | |
| Website | www.bmtc.com.bd |
| Name of the Bankers | Pubali Bank (Baridhara Branch), Social Islamic Bank Limited (Vatara Branch) |
| Employees (Office) | 30 Personnel |
| Source of Countries | Malaysia, Japan, China, Cambodia, South Korea, Singapore, Oman, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Fiji, Qatar, Kuwait, Canada, Poland, Bahrain, Portugal, Germany, Italy, France, Australia |