Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh (SRBD) has concluded the April 2025 batch of its Junior Software Academy, reaffirming its commitment to empowering young minds and building Bangladesh’s future technology leaders. This flagship CSR programme equips school-aged children with essential ICT skills, enabling them to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital world.
Nurturing Future-Ready Skills
From April 18 to June 27, 2025, 30 students from schools affiliated with Jaago Bangladesh and Nari Maitree participated in the three-month programme at SRBD’s campus. Under the guidance of experienced Samsung mentors, participants mastered a spectrum of ICT skills—ranging from basic computer operations and MS Office proficiency to Photoshop design, introductory programming, Android development, and coding. These hands-on lessons offered both theoretical grounding and practical experience, encouraging problem-solving, creativity, and confidence in using technology.
Celebrating Young Achievers
The programme concluded with a closing ceremony on June 27, where each student received a certificate in recognition of their dedication and progress. Many participants shared that the experience sparked a deeper interest in ICT, with several expressing pride in learning from a global technology leader like Samsung. Addressing the graduates, Wonmo Ku, Managing Director, SBRD highlighted the career value of mastering MS Office and the power of coding to strengthen logical and analytical thinking. He urged the students to remain curious, keep building their skills, and believe in their potential to shape the future.
Samsung’s Vision for Youth Empowerment
Through initiatives like the Junior Software Academy, Samsung is not only teaching technical skills—it is investing in the next generation’s capacity to innovate, lead, and transform their communities. By equipping young people with practical ICT knowledge, Samsung is helping create a digitally empowered youth workforce ready to contribute to Bangladesh’s growth in the global digital economy.