Assessing effective training and development: challenges identified and resolved in the apparel sector: a case study of Pimkie Apparels Ltd., Bangladesh
Date
2/18/2025
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BRAC University
Abstract
This internship report examines and scopes the training and development initiatives of
Pimkie Apparels Ltd., highlighting how they are effective in improving employee skills
and providing a gender-sensitive work environment. The study assesses employee
responses, highlights strengths and weaknesses of current training programs, and makes
recommendations for improvements. Employees of Pimkie Apparels Ltd. provided
qualitative and quantitative data for the report, which was based on a mixed research
methodology.
Chapter One overviews the Pimkie Apparels Ltd. internship program through its focus
on HR department work in training development initiatives. It covered multiple areas
such as internship scope, contributions, and challenges faced, including limited digital
infrastructure and workers reluctance towards training and recommendation for future
internships.
Chapter Two provides an overview of Pimkie Apparels Ltd., including its mission,
vision, product offerings, and training programs. In order to enhance the capabilities of
its employees, the company uses a variety of training methods, both internal and
external. This chapter also discusses the various forms of training provided by the
company, emphasizing the importance the company places on employee development.
Chapter Three introduces the background of the study and emphasizes the importance
of employee training in the garment industry. It also describes the significance of the
study, statement of the problem, objectives and scope of the study. To fully understand
the limitations of the study, the limitations encountered during the research are also
presented. Literature review that examines previous studies on training and
development in the garment industry. Investigate the role of training in driving
employee performance, successful training methods, and previous research on industry
training. It also discusses the concept of gender-sensitive workplaces and the
importance of training in achieving gender equality and inclusion. And discusses the
research methodology, including research design, data collection procedures, sampling
procedures, and data analysis methods. To examine the effectiveness of the training, this study used a mixed research technique, combining survey data with qualitative
employee feedback. Ethical issues regarding data collection and participant anonymity
are also discussed. Chapter Four summarizes the findings, including an examination of employee
demographics, perceptions of training effectiveness, and problems in implementing the
training program. Analyze employee feedback on training frequency, preferred
methods, and skills gaps. This chapter further explores training barriers,
communication issues, and suggestions for improvement. In addition, the study
assesses the monitoring and feedback methods needed to maintain the long-term
viability of gender-responsive workplaces. Review employees’ knowledge of gendersensitive
policies, participation in gender equality training, and attitudes toward
women’s empowerment programs.
The Five and final Chapter presents recommendations to improve the effectiveness of
Pimkie Apparels Ltd.’s training program. The paper explicitly acknowledges its
shortcomings and suggests areas for future research. The document goes on to
emphasize the necessity of successful training programs for workforce growth and
business success.
Lastly, by emphasizing the importance of inclusive and structured training programs,
Pimkie Apparels Ltd. may empower its staff and establish a more gender-responsive
and inclusive workplace by removing existing obstacles and implementing efficient
monitoring procedures.
Description
Cataloged from PDF version of internship report.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 57-59).
This internship report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration, 2025.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 57-59).
This internship report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration, 2025.
Keywords
Pimkie Apparels Limited, Gender-sensitive workplaces, Garments sector, Garments manufacturing, Human resource management, Employee development, Employee training
