Partnerships
ICT Olympiad Bangladesh has run three national seasons at zero cost to every participant. That is only possible because partners cover the venue, the infrastructure, the mentors' travel and the prize pool. Here is what each format actually pays for.
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Host the district, divisional or national round at your campus or branch. You bring the space, the connectivity and the technical desk; we bring the format, the jury and the participants.
Co-author the syllabus for your subject area, run teacher training on the free course catalogue, or host a regional preliminary round for your students.
Put your engineers in front of the strongest student cohort in the country. Sponsors a segment, staffs a workshop, and meets finalists at the national round.
A focused recruiting track: interviews, an intern pipeline and a talent shortlist drawn from the national finalists — segment by segment, class group by class group.
Fund the parts of the programme that do not carry a logo: travel grants for district mentors, hardware for students who do not own a machine, and the free course production budget.
Broadcast and print coverage that takes the competition into districts the team cannot travel to every year. In-kind airtime is as valuable as cash here.
Why it works
Partner organisations are measured on reach and access, not impressions.
National coverage from one partnership — not a city, not a campus.
Access to every class group, not just the senior engineering talent pool.
A proven format with published results, not a first-time experiment.
Every participant is free to enter. The partnership widens reach rather than selling a seat.
Sponsorship is per-season and per-format, never a blanket "title sponsor" buy-out. A partner commits to one format — a venue, a segment, a workshop track, a grant fund — and receives named credit for exactly that scope. Segment and round sponsorship carries the highest visibility; grant funding carries the highest social return.
All partners receive a plain-language impact summary at the end of each season: how many districts were reached, how many students competed, how many mentors were funded, and what the equipment grants paid for. No vanity metrics.
Every partnership decision goes through the same test: does it let a student who could not have travelled compete this season?
Tell us the format you are interested in and the season you are targeting.
Registration opens in September 2026. Official date coming soon.
Stay tuned for the announcement.