SkillHub opens with a first session on design

TECHious started 2026 with a new programme for its own members: TECHious SkillHub, under the tagline "Getting ready for tomorrow's tech world".

Why SkillHub

In its launch post, TECHious explained that it has always focused on skill development for young people. The idea behind SkillHub is that a member who becomes technically strong can build their own future. SkillHub is set up as a practical skill-development campaign made up of several hands-on training sessions, taking members from basic to advanced level in skills that are useful for real-world work and future careers.

Session one: starting out in design

The first training session took place on 8 January 2026. The topic was How to Start the Journey as a Designer, and the trainer was Mashrafi Mohammad, founder of TECHious. Photos from the session show a small group of learners with laptops and notebooks in a bright room, following slides from a projector, while the trainer works through ideas such as visualisation on a whiteboard.

The first task: a logo for SkillHub

The session ended with homework. Under Task 101.2025, participants were asked to design a logo for TECHious SkillHub itself. On 10 January, TECHious shared some of the results, describing them as the first design journey of members who want to move ahead in an age of technology and creative skills. The entries ranged from a graduation-cap wordmark to a lightbulb built from circuit lines.

The launch post said that more practical sessions would follow as part of the campaign. For other ways TECHious works with young people, see the Campus Ambassador Programme and YouthGEN 2025.

SkillHub is one of several TECHious programmes for young people in Cumilla.

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Source: TECHious on Facebook, 10 January 2026 (opens in a new tab)