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Skills Development: Vocational Education

in the Islamic Countries

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Table 3.14: Share workers with and without training by broad sectors:

Sector

Male

Female

Total

Received any training?

Received any training?

Received any training?

Trained

Not

trained

All

Trained

Not

trained

All

Trained

Not

trained

All

Agriculture forestry and

fishing

2.2

97.8 100.0

2.0

98.0 100.0

2.1

97.9 100.0

Mining and quarrying

6.0

94.0 100.0

8.6

91.4 100.0

6.2

93.8 100.0

Manufacturing

10.1

89.9 100.0

6.2

93.8 100.0

8.5

91.5 100.0

Electricity, gas, steam and

air conditioning supply.

30.9

69.1 100.0

43.7

56.3 100.0

32.4

67.6 100.0

Water supply, sewerage,

waste management and

remediation activities

14.3

85.7 100.0

37.2

62.8 100.0

17.4

82.6 100.0

Construction

7.5

92.5 100.0

6.0

94.0 100.0

7.3

92.7 100.0

Wholesale and retail

trade, repair of motor

vehicles

6.1

93.9 100.0

4.1

95.9 100.0

5.9

94.1 100.0

Transportation and

storage

18.8

81.2 100.0

16.0

84.0 100.0

18.7

81.3 100.0

Accommodation and food

service activities (Hotel

and restaurant)

3.0

97.0 100.0

5.6

94.4 100.0

3.4

96.6 100.0

Skilled service

33.2

66.8 100.0

35.5

64.5 100.0

33.5

66.5 100.0

Education and health

38.6

61.4 100.0

49.0

51.0 100.0

42.5

57.5 100.0

Others

17.1

82.9 100.0

10.3

89.7 100.0

13.4

86.6 100.0

Total

9.1

90.0 100.0

7.4

92.6 100.0

8.6

91.4 100.0

Although our study identified the lists of skills which are crucial, urgent and essential for the

graduates of TVET sectors in Bangladesh (See Page 71). However, the current study, BIDS (2017)

also identified few specific industrial areas inwhere skill shortage is boldly identified. Table3.15

shows the industrial area (seven industrial areas) in terms of their ranking in relation to

shortage of skills in Bangladesh. It is seen from Table 3.15 that

leather good and footwear

is

having the highest skill shortage in Bangladesh among the listed industries.

Table 3.15: Importance of skill shortage in different sub-sectors:

Sectors

Rank

IT

5th

Light engineering

2nd

Ship building

5th

Leather goods and footwear

1st

Construction

2nd

RMG: Knit

1st

RMG: Woven

3rd