Boosting Korean skills for global opportunities
Ami Probashi has partnered with K-Village to expand access to Korean language training for Bangladeshi students and job seekers aiming for opportunities in South Korea.
The agreement, signed in Dhaka, enables users of the Ami Probashi app to enrol directly in both online and in-person Korean language courses offered by K-Village. The initiative is designed to support individuals preparing for higher education, professional training and employment in South Korea.
K-Village will deliver the courses through native South Korean instructors proficient in Korean, English and Bengali, ensuring effective learning and communication. The programmes are structured to build strong language foundations aligned with real-world academic and career requirements.
The collaboration marks a strategic step by Ami Probashi to strengthen its digital migration ecosystem by integrating skill development services. The platform, known for its technology-driven approach to migration support, aims to make overseas opportunities more accessible and better organised for its users.
Ahsanul Haque, Head of Operations and Sales at Ami Probashi, and Martin Kwon, Vice President of K-Village, signed the agreement in the presence of senior representatives from both organisations.
Both parties expressed optimism that the partnership will help develop a more skilled and prepared workforce for South Korea, while also promoting culturally informed language education in Bangladesh.
