Sady Bin Rahim Sady

My name is Sady Bin Rahim. I am a Bangladeshi and I grown up in Chittagong. I attended Chittagong University Laboratory School & College for both secondary & higher secondary . then I get admitted to Department of Sociology University of Chittagong. I graduated from the University of Chittagong with a Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) degree. My major is Sociology, and my GPA is 3.14. English served as my instruction language. In addition to working with Data International to gather data for the World Bank during my academic career, I was able to get valuable professional experience in both data collection and interpersonal communication.
Then I took part in a competition run by the Hult Prize Foundation. where my team and I earned a spot as first runners-up. I learned about leadership, teamwork, and exchanging various business ideas from there.
Driver's Roles & Responsibilities to Reduce Road Accidents: A Sociological Study in Chittagong was a study monograph I had finished for academic purposes 

My instructors and peers have constantly described me as diligent and sensible. Despite being under deadline pressure, I had successfully completed a number of assignments with satisfactory outcomes at my employment. My ability to use various management applications and my digital mindset have always allowed me to do my work effectively.

Being a Chittagong native, I am proficient in both the Chittagonian and Rohingya languages. I also passed the IELTS exam with a band score of 6.5, demonstrating my strong English ability. In addition, I had completed a four-year music education program at the Chittagong Arjya Sangeet Samiti. Then I enrolled in a six-month training in Bodhon on how to pronounce Bengali poetry and literature . The PHD program of one of my academics, Mohammad Mohiuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Chittagong, is where I am presently employed as a research assistant. Where I had the chance to do in-depth interviews was at the Rohingya Camp, Ukhiya, and Coox's Bazar. I think the information and expertise I've gained via that program will help me be successful in this position.

I have worked in few organizations in my student life. In 2019 I worked in Data International for collecting quantitative data for World Bank . It taken one month to complete. But with that worl and training I learned a lot about field work. Besides , currently I worked under the project of one of my teachers where I had to collect qualitative data in Rohingya Camp , Cox's Bazar.

I am graduated from University of Chittagong  with the honor of first class. Where my CGPA was 3.14.