The expedition
The expedition will provide opportunities to familiarize yourself with the realities of the workplace, evaluate your assumptions about leadership and career, and enhance not only your teamwork and negotiation skills, but also your ability to inspire and move people from deeper sources of meaning.-
explore
Explore what leadership means to you and how you would like your life and career to evolve.
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experience
Experience real-world challenges and gain invaluable industry knowledge through exposure visit to leading organizations in the private, public and non-profit sectors.
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express
Express your goals in the context of your life story, values and interests, and create a personal action plan.
agenda
admission process
In the first round, all online applications will be reviewed by the admission committee, who will select candidates for interviews in the second round. Finally, 100 participants will be selected for the program. You are encouraged to apply early.- Round 1 Application
- Round 2 Interview
- Final participants
about the organizer
Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC), the country's first leadership institute, was founded with the vision of creating a more inclusive, tolerant and just society by training the next generation of home-grown leaders. Conceptualized at Harvard University in 2008, BYLC was registered as a non-profit with the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms in Bangladesh on January 5, 2009.The signature program of BYLC is the four-month long leadership course, Building Bridges through Leadership Training (BBLT). This program, designed for students aged between 17 and 22, is offered in Chittagong and Dhaka.
Besides the BBLT program, BYLC also organizes month-long leadership programs for secondary school students, Building Bridges through Leadership Training Junior (BBLT-J), short courses on leadership for third and final year university students, and the Youth Leadership Summit which brings together youth and experienced professionals for inter-generational knowledge sharing and networking.
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