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10th September 2007 - Malaysia Contract |
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AIT is now recruiting 80 skilled staff for a
major project in Malaysia. This marks the first contract for AIT in Malaysia
following the recent visit of AIT Directors. The Malaysian employer has
already complimented AIT on the prompt and professional manner in which it
conducts recruitment of skilled staff.
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10th September 2007 -
English Training |
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Recent announcements of
new Government regulations requiring compulsory English tests for skilled
workers entering the UK and Australia, only emphasise the growing demand for
English skills in countries where there are growing labour shortages. AIT is
certain that this trend will increase - already there is evidence that
factories in Singapore and Malaysia will demand increasing levels of
English. This will mean that it will be vital for all Bangladeshi workers to
undertake at least basic training in general English - they will no longer
be accepted in many countries without the ability to communicate. AIT has
long ago anticipated this trend and offers English and cultural classes to
all candidates. This important service is now being expanded to offer
classes to a much broader public market in Bangladesh.
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AIT Expands to Middle East, Malaysia
and Brunei |
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AIT
has expanded its professional recruitment services to included Malaysia,
Brunei and the Middle East. Following a visit by AIT Directors to Malaysia,
the company has been contracted to supply a range of engineering and skilled
trade specialists to major projects in these regions. These important
contracts mark further industry recognition of the professional and ethical
services provided by AIT from its base in Dhaka.
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AIT will offer professional
recruitment services within Bangladesh |
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AIT
will also apply its professional approach to the Bangladesh market and will
offer recruitment and HRM services to major companies seeking professional
staff within Bangladesh. This move signifies a recognition by AIT of the
rapid adoption of global best management practices by large corporations in
Bangladesh |
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