National
Training & Research Academy for Multilingual Shorthand (NTRAMS)
established in 1983, is an Institution for Training on Multilingual
Shorthand and Computer. Originally it was started for training
on Multilingual Shorthand. Now it teaches computer and secretarial
science as per curriculum designed by Technical Education
Board. The core mission of NTRAMS is to develop the human
resources. It provides training to the officers who work in
government and non-government institutions, private sectors
and the unemployed youths in order to develop their skill
in computer field. Status of the NTRAMS is a Department attached
to Education Ministry of Government of Bangladesh.
NTRAMS is situated on 3.00
acres . land at Fultola near Jahangirabad Cantonment of Bogra
district just by the side of Asian Highway in a well-communicated
and pleasing environment. It attracts the attention of the
visitors and passer-by for its scenic view, well-decorated
& wide16 classrooms with 5 labs, library and conference room.
It has a 71-seated women hostel, 182 seated male-hostel with
10 VIP residential rooms within the campus with whole time
medical facilities. Besides, a beautiful mosque is there in
the campus. NTRAMS at present has the following courses: Two
years duration HSC (Business Management), Dip-in-Business
Studies equivalent to HSC, One year Diploma in Software Application
Course, 180 days' Advance Certificate Course, 120 days' NRT,
90 days' Basic Computer Course, 90 days' Computer Certificate
Course and 42 days Teachers Training Course.
The
SOS Children's Village Bogra
is situated about 8 km to the north of Bogra city. The Village
is located near the historical site of Mahastangarh. Mahastangarh
is the oldest archaeological site in Bangladesh. It dates
back to the third century BC and is held to be of great sanctity
by the Hindus. Apart from the SOS Hermann Gmeiner School,
the SOS Children's Village has an SOS Social Centre, an SOS
Kindergarten and a sports field. It is situated in a rural
area where people live mainly on agriculture.
The
construction of the SOS Children's Village Bogra started in
March 1994. Ten family houses and various ancillary buildings
were completed by the beginning of 1995. The construction
of the SOS Children's Village Bogra (including the SOS Hermann
Gmeiner School) was finally completed in April 1996.
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