Preamble. 

Bangladesh like many other third-world and developing countries has abundance of uneducated and unemployed population. A very less percentage of the population of our country is educated in terms of technical and formal education. Even the most of the so-called educated people have crossed only the first step and are capable of signing their names only. Approximately 2.5 million new young people mostly without any technical knowledge are entering into the job market every year and this is likely to continue for next few decades. All these people need further training and develop their skills to be employed anywhere. Bangladesh Army is also not out of that environment.  Most of the soldiers who are retiring or going to retire in the near future from the service are also not technically qualified. Every year a huge number of such persons are retiring from the service and unable to make any headway in their post-retirement career. All these civil and army personnel are part of our society and needs to be addressed properly, so that, they acquire required knowledge and skills and can contribute to their future employment, which will help their family, society, and the nation as well. Keeping this in mind, Bangladesh Army has decided to establish a technical training institute named as Trust Technical Training Institute (TTTI) to train both the civil and army personnel on different technical trades. So that, these people are capable of being employed at home and abroad as a technical person or going for small entrepreneurship. This institution is run by Bangladesh Army (Army Welfare Trust-AWT) and Governed by a Board of Directors. The institute has started its journey on 01 June 2009. It is a non-profitable, welfare-oriented organization.