BRTA to Begin Master Trainer Program from November 30
BRTA to Begin Master Trainer Program. The Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has announced a major initiative to improve road safety and upgrade driving standards across the country. Starting November 30, BRTA will launch a specialized training program to develop skilled Master Trainers who will later train new drivers and driving instructors nationwide.
This initiative aims to strengthen the overall driving training system, reduce road accidents, and ensure that professional drivers receive proper, high-quality training before obtaining a driving license.
Why This Training Program Matters
Road accidents remain a major concern in Bangladesh. One of the key reasons is the lack of proper training among new and professional drivers. To address this, BRTA is introducing a structured 60-hour training curriculum designed to develop expert trainers.
These Master Trainers will:
- Provide standardized training to new drivers
- Improve the skill level of driving instructors
- Help maintain quality and safety in driving schools
- Contribute to overall road safety nationwide
Training Under Ministry Guidance
The program is being launched under the direction of Muhammad Fauzul Kabir Khan, Advisor to the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges. According to BRTA Director (Training) Nazneen Hossain, the goal is to upgrade the training ecosystem and produce highly knowledgeable and capable instructors.
Five Major Training Centers Selected
BRTA will conduct the Master Trainer program at the country’s top five training centers. A total of 112 participants will receive training, distributed across the following institutions:
Training Center & Participants
- BRTC Training Institute, Tejgaon – 28 trainees
- BRTC Central Training Institute, Gazipur – 22 trainees
- BRTC Bus Depot Training Center, Chattogram – 21 trainees
- BRTC Training Center, Sylhet – 21 trainees
- Jahanabad Military Driving School, Khulna – 20 trainees
Expected Impact of the Program
By creating a skilled pool of Master Trainers, BRTA expects to:
- Strengthen driver education nationwide
- Reduce the number of untrained or poorly trained drivers
- Improve road discipline and safety
- Ensure quality-driven driving license issuance
- Support the government’s long-term road safety goals
This initiative is a major step towards building a safer transportation system and protecting people on the road.
Conclusion
BRTA new Master Trainer program is a significant milestone for road safety in Bangladesh. By improving training standards and developing expert instructors, the initiative aims to create more skilled drivers and reduce accidents nationwide. This program will help ensure safer roads for all.
