Classroom Bangladesh
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What Classroom Bangladesh Is
Classroom Bangladesh is an IT and digital skills training institute in Dhaka that sells practical courses in digital marketing, freelancing, content creation and design. Its about page calls it "a next-generation digital education and career development platform, established in 2023," built on "over 13 years of industry expertise through its parent company, Futurenet Technology, a trusted digital agency founded in 2013." The office is in Merul Badda, Dhaka, open Thursday to Tuesday from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The audience is young people in Bangladesh who want to earn from digital work, as freelancers, content creators or in an agency. The homepage promises learning "through skills, confidence, mentorship, and real-world practical experience," and the about page lists industry-focused courses, live mentorship, job placement and student consultancy among what the group offers.
The Course Catalog
The course page says "We found 15 courses available for you" and shows each one with a price in Bangladeshi taka and the number of students enrolled:
- Earning Hacks, ৳6,000, 199 students
- Advanced Facebook Marketing with AI, ৳9,000, 21 students
- Digital Freelance Mastery, ৳21,000, 17 students
- Digital Skill Matrix, ৳21,000, 54 students
- Creative Design Mastery, ৳4,000, 46 students
- CPA Marketing, ৳12,000, 13 students
- Facebook Mastery, ৳10,000
- YouTube Mastery, ৳8,000
- YouTube Growth Project, ৳3,000
Bundles are sold too: Combo Package 01 at ৳21,000, Combo Package 02 at ৳32,000 and a Super Combo at ৳26,000. The homepage adds Freelancing with WordPress at ৳12,000, Public Speaking at ৳11,000 and Global Marketplace Mastery at ৳9,000, and advertises an HSC ICT batch, online and in person, for school students. The footer groups courses under digital marketing, design and branding, and storytelling and voice over.
Each course page lists duration, skill level and whether a certificate is included, along with a "last updated" date; Digital Freelance Mastery and Earning Hacks were both updated on July 5, 2026. The about page promises interactive learning tools, "quizzes, simulations, and multimedia content that actively engage students," flexible access and personalized learning paths. The site also recruits through a campus ambassador program and invites practitioners to become teachers. Digital Freelance Mastery and Earning Hacks are both marked "All Levels" with "Certificate Yes," and Public Speaking also includes a certificate.
Inside Two Courses
Digital Freelance Mastery is the long program, listed at 50 hours. Its curriculum runs from how Facebook works and how to get projects from clients, through audience research, content strategy and AI image and video creation, to Meta ads campaigns, post and Reel boosting, Meta Andromeda for ad results, and Facebook Pixel tracking and conversion events. A design block covers Canva, visiting cards, banners, logos, posters and flyers and restaurant item designs. A video block covers CapCut editing, Reels and Shorts, captions and effects, AI video creation and a complete video project. The YouTube part covers channel setup, thumbnails, SEO tools, channel audits, organic and Google Ads promotion and the monetization process. The course ends with a portfolio site, marketplace preparation, Fiverr and Kwork account creation, gig publishing, and local client hunting from basics to practical outreach.
Earning Hacks is the short entry course, listed at 10 hours. It covers Facebook professional mode and daily posting with AI, virtual card and dollar purchase with Meta verification, Gmail and YouTube brand channel setup, CapCut editing and trending Shorts, Instagram optimization, hashtag research and Reels, social media account security, ChatGPT prompt engineering, and client hunting for digital services and for an agency business. The homepage promotes upcoming Earning Hacks batches with "smart strategies to generate income online."
How Teaching Works
Learning mixes live classes and recorded classes, with project opportunities, certificates and awards. The homepage lists the student services: live class, batch coordinator, certificate, best student award, earning project, internship facilities, student ID card and career counseling. Students study in numbered batches, each with a named batch coordinator, and the homepage features "best students" from recent batches.
The homepage names four instructors (Asadul Islam, Faysal Hoque, Hafija Akter and Shihab Hossain) and a panel of guest speakers, including an international trainer and motivator, the founder of Public Speaking Official, and an emotional intelligence trainer. The institute also holds in-person events in Dhaka, such as a content marketing strategy session, a daylong digital skill-up workshop and an award ceremony for successful students.
The Learning & Earning Project lets students "work on real-world industry projects" and "earn while gaining practical experience." The homepage gives examples from a client hunting project: Robiul Hasan "recently earned 62$," Marufa Tasnim 60$ and Rafia Akter 32$. These are the institute's own examples, not averages.
What Students Say
Student reviews on the homepage are written in Bengali. Mehnaz Mustary Talukder says a class does not end until students understand and every question has been answered. Shahnaj Parvin Meghla credits mentor support, live sessions, recorded videos and assignment-based learning for her confidence, and says the team helped quickly with any problem. Md Nazmul praises the classes, guidelines and support, and Rokeya Khatun Maria calls the institute a turning point in her life. The course pages themselves show "No Review Yet" in their ratings sections.
Payment and Group Companies
Courses are bought online with a cart, and the site shows bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay as payment options. Classroom Bangladesh sits inside a wider group. The homepage lists Futurenet Technology as the digital agency, Classroom EMS for education ERP software, Classroom Malaysia for higher education pathways, Classroom Workstation as a project-based workspace for students, and iCard for NFC products. It names Robi Axiata as its telco partner. The agency side sells website design, social media services, motion graphic design and creative video editing, the same kinds of work the courses teach, and Classroom Malaysia describes pathways from pre-university and foundation programs through diplomas to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. The about page lists a further division, The Journey, alongside Classroom EMS, Classroom Global Education, iCard and Futurenet Technology, and says these divisions together aim to turn "education into employment, and skills into success."
Who It Suits
Classroom Bangladesh suits learners in Bangladesh who want practical, earning-focused training in Facebook and YouTube marketing, video editing, design or freelancing on Fiverr and Kwork, and who value live classes, a batch coordinator and in-person events in Dhaka. The cheapest course in the catalog, YouTube Growth Project, costs ৳3,000, and bundles cover several courses at once.
Learners outside Bangladesh, or anyone who needs a credential recognized by an outside body, will find it a weaker fit, since the courses are built around local payment methods, local events and the institute's own certificates.