“Bridging Literature and Industry: A Practical Learning Experience In the Garments Sector”: A Study in the Textown Industry Ltd

Abstract

My industrial training served as the basis for writing the project report. The "Guidelines for Project Paper with Internship" instruction, which contains intern duties for project papers and internships, was given to me during my first meeting with the academic supervisor. I created a "data collection" plan and took notes for every project paper chapter in accordance with the guidelines. The main sector of Bangladesh's industrial sector is the textile and apparel industry. It is also Bangladesh's biggest source of foreign exchange earnings. One of them Knit dyeing is rapidly growing since it requires less capital, requires less backlinking, and yields higher profits than woven clothing. For this reason, the export of clothing dyed with knit has increased significantly in recent years. Without industrial training, textile education is lacking. Since this industrial training bridges the gap between theory and practice, it can be applied to the industrial setting. I was given permission to complete two months and ten days (10 weeks) of hands-on industrialtraining at "Textown Industries Ltd.", a comprehensive knit dyeing company that is entirely focused on exports. It has enough knitting and knitted wear manufacturing facilities, as well as units for fabric knitting and knitting dyeing and finishing.